Plans for spring quarter remote instruction and work
UCLA will continue with remote-only instruction and significantly reduced student housing levels for the spring 2021 quarter.
New COVID-19 case notification dashboard
The dashboard is part of an effort to alert members of the Bruin community who were present in a UCLA building or facility where someone who tested positive for COVID-19 had been.
10-day quarantine required for return to Southern California
Students, faculty and staff who traveled outside the region may not return to in-person classes or on-site work before completing the self-quarantine.
Wishing you a wonderful and safe holiday break
As we look toward 2021 with hope and optimism, we must continue to adhere to all public health guidance, including specific instructions for those returning to campus in the new year.
Safety reminders for the holidays
All undergraduate student residents — both on campus and in university-owned apartments, and regardless of whether or not they have traveled — will be required to take COVID-19 tests and to sequester themselves during the week of Nov. 30.
Be among the first Californians to use CA COVID Notify
Beginning Nov. 16, UCLA will become part of California’s pilot of CA COVID Notify, a completely voluntary program that uses smartphone technology to help prevent the spread of the virus.
Plans for winter quarter instruction
UCLA will continue with remote-only instruction and significantly reduced student housing levels for the winter 2020 quarter.
Asymptomatic testing and community screening
As part of UCLA’s ongoing efforts to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, the campus is expanding its COVID-19 testing program.
Our new COVID-19 Response and Recovery Task Force
The advisory group, which brings together a broad array of voices from across the institution, will counsel campus leaders on pandemic-related decision-making going forward.
Fall 2020 student welcome
UCLA has created a digital guidebook for students — an evolving resource that provides information about academic resources and financial support options, student services and building community.
Health protocols for a safer return to campus
UCLA officials have outlined the plans in place to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and facilitate a safer return for those coming back to campus this fall.
Fall update: Shift to primarily remote instruction, reduced housing
UCLA will be moving to remote-only instruction for the fall, with the exception of a limited number of in-person or hybrid courses.
Postponement of fall intercollegiate athletics
The Pac-12 Conference has announced it will postpone all sports competitions through the end of the 2020 calendar year.
Graduate students dependent care survey
To better understand the dependent care needs of graduate students and postdocs this fall, UCLA is asking them to complete a brief survey.
Our plans for fall quarter 2020
UCLA has revised its plans for fall classes, student housing and other operations after consulting with public health authorities.
UCLA Library launches temporary digitization service
These new services will help bolster the resumption of research activities during phase 2 of the campus’s research ramp-up plan.
Guidelines for communicating about COVID-19 cases on campus
Even as processes and policies will continue to evolve as the situation changes, UCLA shares information about some of the key procedures the university has in place now.
Training required on COVID-19 for all employees
Prior to returning to campus to work, UCLA faculty, staff, student employees and volunteers will be required to complete an online course called “Returning to Work on Campus.” This requirement applies to all employees other than UCLA Health employees.
Symptom monitoring protocol for UCLA students
Effective immediately, students who plan to come to campus for any purpose are required to complete a survey each day to monitor themselves for symptoms of the coronavirus.
Introducing UCLA’s new COVID-19 resources website
This new site is intended to provide the UCLA campus community and our broader community with a single hub for information about how UCLA is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Preparations for fall 2020
The latest information about UCLA’s planning for the next academic year.
Next phase of research ramp-up begins June 8
UCLA will begin a gradual resumption of research activities on June 8, when we begin phase 2 of our ramp-up plan.
Supporting the graduate student community’s academic success
Although we are living through a time where so much can feel outside of our control, we want to make sure that students reach out for support.
Plans for ramping up UCLA research activities
To the Campus Community: It has been just over two months since I communicated the need to ramp down on-campus research activities due the COVID-19 crisis and city and county safer-at-home orders. In the weeks since then, I have been impressed by and appreciative of your efforts to support one another and, in many cases, to continue
Summer Session C will be remote
To the Campus Community: Our prevailing priority during the COVID-19 crisis is to protect the health and safety of our Bruin community. Faculty and staff also remain undaunted in our efforts to continue our teaching mission, despite the challenges this presents. Based on the new data we receive every day, we have decided to continue to
Financial support for UCLA students
Dear Students: As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, the financial hardships and mental health toll that it has wrought on many of our students and their families have mounted, as has the urgent need to provide relief and support during these trying times. To that end, on behalf of the chancellor and executive vice
Planning for fall 2020 and beyond
To the Campus Community: As we navigate these unprecedented times, our decisions will continue to be guided by the safety and welfare of our Bruin community. UCLA remains committed to providing the best possible experience to our students. We know there are many important questions about the coming academic year and we are dedicated to
Update on Zoom security settings
To help members of the UCLA community manage Zoom security concerns — including Zoombombing — we recommend these steps for using Zoom while working and learning remotely.
Chancellor Gene Blocks thanks all students, faculty and staff
To the Campus Community: I know you have received a lot of messages from UCLA lately. Amidst profound change, there is so much information to share and so many questions to be answered. We will continue to share information and answers, but today, I just wanted to say thank you. To our students, I want to thank
Update on spring quarter grading
To the Campus Community: The Academic Senate wishes to express its appreciation to all the faculty, staff, and students who have put in such extraordinary efforts to complete the winter quarter under the stress of moving final assessments to alternative modes in response to COVID-19. We also recognize that the necessity to move to remote
Making commencement decisions together
To the Campus Community: Yesterday, we made a decision about this year’s commencement ceremonies without first consulting our students and fully understanding their preferences for this important rite of passage. In these unprecedented times, we are guided by our goal of protecting the safety of our Bruin community. But we should have known the impact
Extension of graduate thesis and dissertation submission deadlines
Dear Colleagues: To ensure that graduate students are impacted as little as possible by the rapidly changing events associated with COVID-19, the Graduate Council has voted to extend dissertation, thesis and capstone project filing deadlines from March 20, 2020 to April 10, 2020 for the winter 2020 quarter. The Graduate Division is working closely with
Plans for spring 2020 commencement ceremonies
To the Campus Community: Being a Bruin means more than just being on UCLA’s campus; it also encompasses the emotional and social ties we share with one another. For many UCLA students, no experience is more valued than celebrating the culmination of their hard work and dedication along with their families and friends during graduation
Extension of graduate thesis and dissertation submission deadlines
Dear Colleagues: To ensure that graduate students are impacted as little as possible by the rapidly changing events associated with COVID-19, the Graduate Council has voted to extend dissertation, thesis and capstone project filing deadlines from March 20, 2020 to April 10, 2020 for the winter 2020 quarter. The Graduate Division is working closely with
