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Undergraduate Student Wins Competitive Research Scholarship in Germany
Ziyan Xie was recently selected as one of only 250 students from across North America, the UK, and Ireland to receive a German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Scholarship. About the…
Read MoreStudents and Professionals Connect at the 2025 ELTS Job Fair
On Monday, March 31st, professional organizations from across Los Angeles and beyond arrived at Royce Hall to connect with students who sought to pursue careers related to the programs within…
Read MoreHow a Channel Islands Excursion Brought Environmental Humanities Vividly to Life
Anatoli Ulyanov (3) A Ph.D. researcher reflects on love, academia and multispecies kinship California’s Channel Islands are a unique ecosystem, home to hundreds of plants and animals found nowhere else….
Read MoreLe Cercle Francophone Hosts Its First Ever Flash Mob Dance on Bruin Plaza
On February 19th, an exciting flash mob dance took place on Bruin Plaza in the heart of UCLA. Organized by Le Cercle Francophone | French Club and sponsored by the…
Read MoreHundreds Celebrate UCLA Language Offerings at World Languages Day
To access full article, please use this link. Sean Brenner/UCLA Humanities UCLA’s language departments, including Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, presented language-themed activities and games, snacks and advice for…
Read More2024 Grad Will Have Close-Up View of Germany’s Transition to New Government
To access the full article, please use this link. Elsa Coony earns scholarship for 5-month stint in Bundestag Piper Bailey | January 6, 2025 With Germany’s government in the midst…
Read MoreProfessor Lia Brozgal’s book awarded the 2024 Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for a Translation of a Literary Work
This year’s recipient of the MLA’s Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for a Translation of a Literary Work was awarded to A Jewish Childhood in the Muslim Mediterranean, a collection…
Read MoreWord to World: Voices from UCLA Humanities Share How The Division’s Academic Rigor and Creativity Offer a Global Lens
More than just a guiding principle, “Word to World,” the motto of the UCLA Division of Humanities, conveys how all disciplines in this area connect us to one another across…
Read MoreMagda Tarnawska Senel wins 2024 Best Article Award by the American Association of Teachers of German (AATG)
The American Association of Teachers of German (AATG) annually recognizes German teachers and programs for their outstanding contributions to the teaching and learning of German in the US. This year,…
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