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.
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
Most campus laboratory research to shut down
To the Campus Community: I appreciate your efforts to develop strategies for ramping down on-campus research activities following my March 17 communication. In light of Los Angeles County’s safer at home order, UCLA has determined that these ramp-down strategies must be fully deployed by Monday. Please know that buildings will be locked at 10 p.m. tonight
Ramping down UCLA laboratory research
To the Campus Community: This message is sent with gratitude for your patience while we navigate the ever-changing environment of the developing COVID-19 crisis. As we continue to take measures to protect the health and well-being of everyone in our campus community, we have made the decision to ramp down nonessential campus operations, including research
Guidance for research activities
To the Campus Community: There are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on the UCLA campus at this time, however, in anticipation of possible community spread, UCLA has suspended in-person classes and transitioned to remote learning platforms through the end of spring quarter. Visit the UCLA COVID-19 site for more information. The focus of this communication is to provide additional
