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- Did you know that 85% of the cosmos is invisible? 🪐✨ UCLA Assistant Professor Alvine Kamaha breaks down how we detect the unknown—and how dark matter could power tomorrow's technology. Learn more at the link in bio. [Video description: Professor Alvine Kamaha explains what dark matter is, how scientists know it exists, and how experiments like LUX-ZEPLIN search for it. The video also explores why dark matter research matters and what it could reveal about the universe.]
- Deleted📍Room 3420, Boelter Hall, UCLA: The birthplace of the Internet [Image descriptions: A photograph of Room 3420 with vintage computer equipment, mathematical formulas, and large yellow text reading “THIS ROOM CHANGED THE WORLD.” A UCLA logo appears in the upper right. Blue graphic with white and yellow text: “On October 29, 1969, UCLA researchers sent the first message over ARPANET, a precursor to today’s internet, from Room 3420 in Boelter Hall.” Blue-tinted photograph of historical research documents with text: “UCLA student Charley Kline, under professor Leonard Kleinrock, attempted to log in to a computer at Stanford Research Institute.” Two blue-tinted archival photographs. The top shows four men working around early computer equipment; the bottom shows a man standing beside a chalkboard filled with equations. Blue graphic with text: “The intended message was ‘LOGIN,’ but the system crashed after transmitting just two letters.” Below is an illustration of a vintage computer displaying “LO.” Blue graphic featuring a handwritten computer log from October 29, 1969, above text reading: “The connection was restored, and the complete message was successfully transmitted.” Blue-tinted archival photograph of a man beside computer equipment with text: “57 years later, the world is connected.” Blue-tinted close-up of a vintage interface message processor with text: “What began as an experiment at UCLA helped lay the foundation for the internet we know today.” Blue graphic with white and yellow text: “Follow @ucla for more stories behind the breakthroughs that changed our world.”]
- One more reason to linger on campus a little longer. 🌅 📸: jacobdardashti_ on Instagram
- Our No. 1 college food is coming to the world stage. 🥇 UCLA Dining will serve up to 17,000 athletes and officials when we host the Olympic and Paralympic Village in 2028. Learn more about our role in this historic moment: 2028.ucla.edu (link in bio) [Video description: Chef Joey Martin speaks inside a dining hall. Clips show students gathering on campus, athletes competing in sports, students selecting meals at dining halls, and chefs preparing food in kitchens. The video ends with an aerial view of campus and the UCLA logo. Captions appear throughout.]
- Since 1969, the Chicano Studies Research Center has preserved Chicano and Latinx histories, advanced research that informs policy, and engaged with communities. Director Veronica Terriquez takes us inside. [Video description: A woman speaks to the camera from several indoor locations. The video cuts to close-ups of artwork, photographs, books, and displays in the space. Blue boxes with white subtitles appear throughout.]
- University labs fuel discoveries and shape the people who make them. For UCLA chemistry professor Osvaldo Gutierrez, mentorship is central to that work. [Video description: Osvaldo Gutierrez speaks to the camera wearing a navy blazer. On-screen text identifies his name and UCLA titles. Clips show people in lab coats working with equipment and glassware, chemical formulas written on glass, pills, agricultural fields, and a flask of swirling purple liquid. Open captions appear throughout. The video closes with the UCLA logo.]
- 2The Civil Rights Office is here for you. Learn more about the resources available to our community: civilrights.ucla.edu (link in bio) Slide 1: A blue-toned image of the UCLA Bruin statue behind large yellow text that reads: “Did You Know?” A yellow arrow points right at the bottom. Slide 2: Yellow background with blue text reading: "UCLA’s Civil Rights Office (CRO) responds to reports of discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct and retaliation involving any member of the UCLA community. CRO also provides support, resources and information to those impacted." There is a blue arrow at the bottom right. Slide 3: Blue-toned image of UCLA's Powell Library. Text reads: "Protected characteristics are defined by law and University policy." In the bottom right corner, a yellow arrow points right. Slide 4: Yellow background with text in blue. The message says, "The Civil Rights Office Team is here to help you. Learn about the resources available to you and the policies and procedures that protect all of us." There is a blue arrow pointing right. Slide 5: A blue-toned cityscape of Los Angeles with a view of UCLA buildings in the foreground. Text on the image reads: "Follow link in bio or visit civilrights.ucla.edu." The background shows the skyline with several skyscrapers.
- 6UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music's Opera | Black | Queer symposium brought scholars and artists together to examine the intersection of Black and queer identities in opera through research, dialogue, and performance. Supported by a Chancellor's Arts Initiative grant, it featured programming co-presented with CAP UCLA. 📸: Bailey Holiver, Birka Chen Image 1: A performer sits at a table operating electronic music equipment surrounded by colorful wires. Large, glowing yellow-green circular projections fill the dark background and foreground. Text in the upper right reads: “Photo: Bailey Holiver.” Image 2: Three seated musicians perform onstage. A trombonist plays behind two flutists, with microphones, music stands, and a brightly illuminated projection in the background. Text reads: “Photo: Bailey Holiver.” Image 3: The illuminated marquee of The Nimoy theater against a blue evening sky reads: “Yvette Janine Jackson with Radio Opera Workshop. Today at 8 pm.” Text in the upper right reads: “Photo: Bailey Holiver.” Image 4: Three seated musicians perform on a dark stage as a large blue wave projection stretches across the background and their bodies. A trombonist and two flutists play behind microphones and music stands. Text reads: “Photo: Bailey Holiver.” Image 5: Three people sit onstage holding microphones beneath a large projection reading “Center for the Art of Performance UCLA.” The person on the left speaks and gestures while the other two look toward him. Text in the upper right reads: “Photo: Birka Chen.” Image 6: A performer with two hair buns sits at a table, looking down while adjusting a modular electronic music device covered in colorful cables. A music stand and additional equipment sit nearby against a black background. Text reads: “Photo: Bailey Holiver.”
- 5The art of ‘genius’: UCLA's Rodney McMillian wins a MacArthur Fellowship. The art professor, whose work explores history, power, and American life, is one of 20 recipients of the prestigious award. Read the full story at the link in bio.
- At the Latinx Success Center Welcome, we asked students what community at UCLA means to them. [Video description: Several people speak into a small microphone outdoors. On-screen text asks, “What does community at UCLA mean to you?” Clips show people gathered on a plaza, a group seated on brick steps, dancers performing on a decorated stage, food being prepared and outdoor event tables.]
- What kind of Bruin are you? 🐻💙💛 Build your perfect UCLA day to discover which of our refreshed True Bruin Values you lead with: Integrity, Excellence, or Belonging. Swipe through, keep track of your answers, and share your results! 👀 Explore our values: truebruin.ucla.edu (link in bio) Slide 1: Large text reads: “What kind of Bruin are you?” Below: “Build your perfect UCLA day and find out which True Bruin value you lead with.” Slide 2: “8 a.m. — How are you starting your day?” A: “Taking a few minutes to read up on something before a class discussion.” B: “Getting to campus early and finding a quiet spot to get ahead of the day.” C: “Grabbing coffee with a friend before heading to class.” Slide 3: “10 a.m. — Pick a class.” A: “A course where there probably isn’t one easy answer.” B: “A class that challenges something you thought you already understood.” C: “A seminar where everyone brings a different perspective to the conversation.” Slide 4: “Noon — Lunch time. What’s the move?” A: “A spot where you can slow down and clear your head.” B: “Takeout at Powell. It’s a working lunch.” C: “Lunch on the Hill with whoever’s around.” Slide 5: “2 p.m. — Your group project hits a snag. What do you do?” A: “Review your sources to make sure the group is working with the right information.” B: “Find out what isn’t working and how the group can make the idea stronger.” C: “Check in with everyone and make sure each person has a chance to weigh in.” Slide 6: “5 p.m. — Classes are done. What’s next?” A: “Attend a talk, screening, or event about something outside your usual world.” B: “Swing by office hours to review feedback on your assignment.” C: “Go to a club meeting.” Slide 7: “8 p.m. — One last stop before you call it a day.” A: “A friend’s place; you promised you’d check in.” B: “A workout at Wooden.” C: “A residence hall floor social event.” Slide 8: “10 p.m. — Before you call it a day, what do you want to have contributed?” A: “You did what was right, even when it wasn’t the easiest choice.” B: “You pushed yourself or an idea further than where it started.” C: “You helped someone feel heard, included, or connected.” Slide 9: Heading reads: “Your results: Mostly A, Integrity,” with A enclosed in a triangle. Below: “You lead with character. You’re thoughtful about the choices you make, seek out the facts, and stay open to perspectives that challenge your own.” Slide 10: Heading reads: “Your results: Mostly B, Excellence,” with B enclosed in a square. Below: “You strive for greatness. You’re curious, motivated, and always looking for ways to learn, improve, and make your work count.” Slide 11: Heading reads: “Your results: Mostly C, Belonging,” with C enclosed in a circle. Below: “You build community. You make room for others, seek out connection, and help create spaces where different people and perspectives can come together.” A blue UCLA logo appears in the lower right.
- What’s in your camera roll, Bruins? 👀 We’re looking for photos and videos that capture UCLA as you experience it, from campus traditions, classes and student orgs to Los Angeles adventures and the everyday moments in between. If we share yours, we’ll credit you. 💙💛 Click our link in bio to review our terms and upload your content. Photo 1: Royce Hall beneath a blue sky with clouds. Blue and yellow graphic outlines trace parts of the building, with white and blue star illustrations around it. Text reads: “want to be featured on @ucla?” Photo 2: A collage over a campus background includes a woman holding a UCLA pennant, a small dog in a UCLA shirt, a hand holding a tablet with a sketch of Royce Hall, four graduates wearing blue-and-gold stoles, and two people seated in the Rose Bowl. Text reads: “show us UCLA through your eyes.” Photo 3: A grid collage shows campus buildings, students, graduation scenes, dogs in UCLA clothing, athletic venues, outdoor spaces and other campus moments beneath a blue overlay. Text reads: “what are we looking for? photos. videos. everyday Bruin moments.” Photo 4: A blue-tinted cutout of Joe Bruin posing for a selfie with a woman appears in front of a campus building and blue sky. A cursor points toward an underlined web address. Text reads: “share your UCLA moments with us. submit yours at bit.ly/4Ycj7nX.”
- No two Bruin experiences look exactly the same. 💙 What's your favorite thing to do as a Bruin? [Video description: A person stands on a grassy lawn in front of a large brick building and speaks into a small handheld microphone. The video cuts between several people speaking into the microphone in outdoor settings. Some stand near brick archways, blue-and-gold banners, trees and grassy areas. Two people stand together as one tosses small colorful balls in the air. Two others sit at the base of a large tree and pass the microphone between them. A graphic gold banner element reads: “What’s your #1 favorite thing to do as a Bruin?” White closed captions appear near the bottom of the screen.]
- Get to know Robert Chao Romero and the work he leads at the Department of Chicana/o and Central American Studies. #HispanicHeritageMonth [Video description: Romero speaks to the camera in an office, presenting an introductory overview of the CCAS department]
- This is UCLA, where extraordinary things happen. 🥇 #B1GTen #GoBruins #1UCLA [Video description: The video opens with sunrise over UCLA, highlighting the university’s history, championship athletics, and notable alumni. Scenes feature Boelter Hall, where the internet originated, legendary coach John Wooden, national championship trophies, artist Judy Baca, and a Nobel Prize winner. Students and athletes appear across campus and at the beach before the video concludes with UCLA’s athletic fields, Big Ten imagery, the Bruin Bear, and a swimmer racing in a pool.]
- Today marks a century for UCLA's Clark Memorial Library! 📚 Tucked away in West Adams, this architectural and archival treasure houses one of the world's largest collections of Oscar Wilde materials. [Video description: UCLA student presents historical facts about the library.]
- What’s in store for your school year? Tap, select, and hold to reveal your Bruin fate! 💛💙✨ #1UCLA 8 – You’ll show up for every single home game this quarter, proving that Bruin spirit always comes first! 19 – You’ll head to YRL to study and end up making core memories, chatting with friends for hours instead. 42 – You’ll treat yourself to a perfect 45-minute pause on Janss Steps on a sunny afternoon between classes. 9 – You’ll conquer campus hill climbs every morning—getting an accidental, energizing workout before class even starts! 51 – You’ll eat at B-Plate a few times and feel so nourished and powered up that you could run a marathon. 4 – You’ll realize by Week 2 that midterms are already here, but you’ll shine bright and pull it all off by Week 10! [Video description: A blue screen displayed 6 #1s arranged around the screen with the text, "Place your finger on one of the #1s." After a few seconds, each #1 is replaced by a number, and text appears saying, "You chose that number for a reason, check the caption."]
- Little glimpses of fall 🍂 📸: laurattruong on Instagram Want to be featured on our channels? Click our link in bio to share your scenic campus photos with us. Image 1: A large brick building with two towers at sunset, framed by a leafy tree. Pink and orange clouds fill the sky, and lamppost banners read “Go Bruins!” Image 2: A paved walkway lined with trees with yellow and orange leaves. Several people sit and walk near a brick building in the background, with “Go Bruins!” banners along the path. Image 3: A tree-lined walkway bordered by green grass and trees with orange and yellow leaves. Lamppost banners reading “Go Bruins!” line the path. Image 4: A grassy lawn and walkway surrounded by trees with yellow and orange leaves. Several people walk across the lawn, with brick buildings and “Go Bruins!” banners in the background.
- 6THE CHAMPS ARE BACK! 🏆🐻🏆 @uclawbb is hard at work, practicing and preparing for the new season ahead. The defending champions return to Pauley Pavilion on Nov. 2, and we can’t wait to be cheering loud and proud for our Bruins! #GoBruins
- Bruins, what are you most excited for this Fall? 🐻✨ [Video description: UCLA students hold up a white board listing Fall Quarter activities they are excited about.]
- TL;DR: Air pollution is hitting California’s Latino neighborhoods harder. A UCLA dashboard shows where and how it affects health. Read the full story at the link in bio. [Video description: 0:00 UCLA TL;DR graphics appear on a blue background. 0:01 An aerial view of Los Angeles reads, “Air pollution hits California’s Latino neighborhoods harder.” 0:04 Industrial smokestacks release plumes into the air as text reads, “Latino neighborhoods are twice as likely to experience poor air quality.” 0:09 An animated bar graphic reads, “And see twice as many asthma-related emergency room visits,” with “2x” appearing between two bars. 0:13 UCLA’s California County Factsheets dashboard appears with a map of California as text reads, “A UCLA Policy & Politics Institute dashboard makes those disparities visible county by county.” 0:18 Icons representing pollution, health and exposure appear beside the words, “It connects data on Pollution, Health, Exposure.” 0:23 A blue-tinted photo of people in hard hats reviewing plans reads, “The goal: Turn data into community-driven action.” 0:27 A blue UCLA end card reads, “Explore the dashboard and read the full story,” followed by newsroom.ucla.edu and latinoclimatehealth.org.]
- Home to the extraordinary. Built for legends. 🏆 #B1GTen #1UCLA [Video description: The video opens with sunrise over UCLA, highlighting the university’s history, championship athletics, and notable alumni. Scenes feature Boelter Hall, where the internet originated, legendary coach John Wooden, national championship trophies, artist Judy Baca, and a Nobel Prize winner. Students and athletes appear across campus and at the beach before the video concludes with UCLA’s athletic fields, Big Ten imagery, the Bruin Bear, and a swimmer racing in a pool.]
- @nichesocial said it best: #1 public university, best campus, best food, top HSI & AANAPISI, and best big college. 💛💙 #1UCLA [Video description: a series of clips of UCLA locations encouraging the viewer to take advantage of the campus opportunities the university offers.]
- 2A lil’ fit check to show our Bruin pride. ✨
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