The e-newsletter from UCLA Government and Community Relations and UCLA Health is back after a summer hiatus. Each edition will include a few informative features and highlight some additional UCLA news.
“It’s always wonderful to see UCLA recognized nationally, but it’s especially heartening at this challenging time,” Chancellor Gene Block said. “UCLA stands resolute in our mission of education, research and service and in our commitment to advancing access, opportunity and diversity as a top public institution. Bruins everywhere can take pride in this recognition and our continued excellence.”
Please do not hesitate to contact the UCLA Government and Community Relations team if you have any questions or inquiries for expertise.
A New Day in Westwood
As students return to campus, changes are afoot that could revive the Village into a lively college-friendly, 21st-century neighborhood.
Op-Ed: Bruins Should Explore, Get Involved in Community with Return to Campus UCLA's liveliness owes much to its location within the dynamic, welcoming and walkable urban center of Westwood - a place that is home to performance spaces, cafes, a weekly farmers market, shops, services and restaurants of all kinds. Supporting a Movement: The UCLA Labor Center Thanks to a $15 million grant from the state of California, the center is renovating its headquarters in downtown L.A. It is UCLA in action in Los Angeles, in service to its communities and in furtherance of their future.
True Bruin Welcome
We are so excited to welcome all Bruins back to UCLA for fall 2021.
UCLA: Respiratory Emissions During Birth Increase Risk of COVID Transmission Rashmi Roa, MD, assistant clinical professor of obstetrics-gynecology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA authorized a study published in Obstetrics & Gynecology on respiratory emissions during labor and delivery travelling faster and potentially farther than a cough.
