October 2025
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Food Studies Class Spurs Discussions on Consumerism, Sustainability, Ancient Cultures and More
This article is originally sourced from the UCLA College of Humanities site, published on May 21st, 2025. To locate the source article, click here: https://humanities.ucla.edu/news/global-food-studies-vetri-nathan/ In a new UCLA Humanities…
Read MoreELTS Student Diana Rodriguez Awarded Keck Undergraduate Research Fellowship
ELTS alumna Diana Rodriguez was awarded a prestigious Keck Undergraduate Research Fellowship during the 2023–2024 academic year, receiving $10,000 in support from the UCLA College of Humanities to pursue an…
Read MoreIntroducing Diego Pirillo, Charles Speroni Endowed Chair
This article is originally sourced from the UCLA CMRS Center for Early Global Studies site, published on April 11th, 2025. To locate the source article, click here: CMRS Article –…
Read MoreUndergraduate 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 MoreStudents Build Valuable Connections through Internships with Local Language School
The German program has partnered with the German-American School Association in Santa Monica to connect UCLA students learning German with local students. The German-American School Association (GASA) is a non-profit…
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…
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