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October 30, 2009
Mayor honors American Indian Studies Center
On Oct. 30, Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa and the Los Angeles City Council honored the UCLA American Indian Studies Center on the occasion of its 40th anniversary with an official proclamation.
October 06, 2009
Architect Thom Mayne, UCLA students create floating house for New Orleans residents
As part of a mission to catalyze the redevelopment of flood-ravaged New Orleans, Professor Thom Mayne and seven UCLA graduate students have created the first floating house permitted in the U.S.
September 11, 2009
UCLA cityLAB announces finalists for WPA 2.0 competition
The competition focuses on innovative, workable proposals that place infrastructure at the heart of rebuilding American cities.
June 19, 2009
Hammer Museum gets $1 million grant from James Irvine Foundation
The UCLA Hammer Museum has received a $1 million grant from the James Irvine Foundation's Arts Innovation Fund to support the museum's efforts to create a new kind of interactivity in operations and exhibitions.
May 26, 2009
Chancellor Block 'greatly concerned' about budget deficit
Chancellor says in a statement hat "we do know that the cuts will be severe, and there is no question that we are facing difficult and painful choices."
April 21, 2009
Multimedia: UCLA's Digital Karnak brings ancient Egyptian temple complex to life
Digital Karnak is a three-dimensional virtual-reality model that runs in real time and allows users to navigate 2,000 years of history at the ancient Egyptian religious site Karnak, one of the largest temple complexes ever constructed. Today,...
July 17, 2008
Kay Ryan, UCLA graduate in English, named 16th poet laureate of U.S.
With poetry's lofty reputation, the uninitiated might think that humor and poetry overlap only in dirty limericks. But for UCLA alumna Kay Ryan, who was named poet laureate of the United States on July 17, "much of the best poetry is funny."
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