‘A new, higher form of humanism’: Major expansion of ancient studies with new center in Humanities Division
A generous gift from alumnus Jeffrey Cunard will create the UCLA Jeffrey P. Cunard Center for Global Antiquity.
A generous gift from alumnus Jeffrey Cunard will create the UCLA Jeffrey P. Cunard Center for Global Antiquity.
The UCLA alumnus, a real estate attorney and developer, credits much of his success to his dedication to constantly improving his own writing.
The 2022 graduate returns to UCLA May 13 for a reading and Q&A moderated by English professors Mona Simpson and Justin Torres.
As an undergraduate, the applied linguistics major was deeply involved in research on language acquisition and cochlear implants.
Four UCLA English majors and two alumni were featured in a UCLA College social media campaign.
The author, journalist, editor, artist and teacher earned degrees in comparative literature and Chicana and Chicano studies from UCLA in 2003.
A fan of the comic book hero the Flash and a Ph.D. in American literature, she is now a champion for first-generation students.
Elsa Coony said it would be “a particularly fascinating and dynamic time to be working close to the center of the government.”
The chair will be held by a scholar whose work bridges theoretical linguistics and practical problems of language use in everyday life.
The screenings take place Nov. 1 through Nov. 17 at the Billy Wilder Theater at the Hammer Museum.