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During UCLA’s Blue and Gold Challenge week, your support can help UCLA Library expand research resources, preserve world-class collections, and keep Library staff ahead of the tech curve.
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You can help us unlock a huge challenge gift for UCLA Library!
🏆 If the Library receives 100 gifts, of any amount, double Bruin Liz Harter ’72, MLS ’79 will make an additional $12,000 donation!
💙 Support us today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
🏆 If the Library receives 100 gifts, of any amount, double Bruin Liz Harter ’72, MLS ’79 will make an additional $12,000 donation!
💙 Support us today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
You can help us unlock a huge challenge gift for UCLA Library!
🏆 If the Library receives 100 gifts, of any amount, double Bruin Liz Harter ’72, MLS ’79 will make an additional $12,000 donation!
💙 Support us today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
🏆 If the Library receives 100 gifts, of any amount, double Bruin Liz Harter ’72, MLS ’79 will make an additional $12,000 donation!
💙 Support us today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
Want to be part of something big, bold and Bruin?
During UCLA’s Blue and Gold Challenge week, your support can help UCLA Library expand research resources, preserve world-class collections, and keep Library staff ahead of the tech curve.
Donate today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
During UCLA’s Blue and Gold Challenge week, your support can help UCLA Library expand research resources, preserve world-class collections, and keep Library staff ahead of the tech curve.
Donate today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
November 6, 2025 at 9:20 PM
You can help us unlock a huge challenge gift for UCLA Library!
🏆 If the Library receives 100 gifts, of any amount, double Bruin Liz Harter ’72, MLS ’79 will make an additional $12,000 donation!
💙 Support us today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
🏆 If the Library receives 100 gifts, of any amount, double Bruin Liz Harter ’72, MLS ’79 will make an additional $12,000 donation!
💙 Support us today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
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Reel Politik: Seizing the Means of Projection With Nathan Gelgud 📽 Nov 21–Dec 20
Cartoonist Nathan Gelgud’s book, “Reel Politik,” published by @dandq.bsky.social, is a loving satire of all things arthouse with a Marxist-Leninist twist. Join us for a film series inspired by his work: ucla.in/4nBh50T
Cartoonist Nathan Gelgud’s book, “Reel Politik,” published by @dandq.bsky.social, is a loving satire of all things arthouse with a Marxist-Leninist twist. Join us for a film series inspired by his work: ucla.in/4nBh50T
November 5, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Reel Politik: Seizing the Means of Projection With Nathan Gelgud 📽 Nov 21–Dec 20
Cartoonist Nathan Gelgud’s book, “Reel Politik,” published by @dandq.bsky.social, is a loving satire of all things arthouse with a Marxist-Leninist twist. Join us for a film series inspired by his work: ucla.in/4nBh50T
Cartoonist Nathan Gelgud’s book, “Reel Politik,” published by @dandq.bsky.social, is a loving satire of all things arthouse with a Marxist-Leninist twist. Join us for a film series inspired by his work: ucla.in/4nBh50T
Applications for 2026 UCLA Library Special Collections fellowships are open!
This program provides financial support for travel and other expenses to facilitate research with unique holdings in Library Special Collections.
🗓️ Apply by Monday, December 1, 2025
🔗Full details: ucla.in/3Js9cgg
This program provides financial support for travel and other expenses to facilitate research with unique holdings in Library Special Collections.
🗓️ Apply by Monday, December 1, 2025
🔗Full details: ucla.in/3Js9cgg
November 4, 2025 at 11:27 PM
Applications for 2026 UCLA Library Special Collections fellowships are open!
This program provides financial support for travel and other expenses to facilitate research with unique holdings in Library Special Collections.
🗓️ Apply by Monday, December 1, 2025
🔗Full details: ucla.in/3Js9cgg
This program provides financial support for travel and other expenses to facilitate research with unique holdings in Library Special Collections.
🗓️ Apply by Monday, December 1, 2025
🔗Full details: ucla.in/3Js9cgg
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Sat 11/8, 7:30 p.m.
“The Man Without a World” (1991)
L.A. restoration premiere with live music! 🎻 🎹
In this modern silent, dir. Eleanor Antin suffuses Jewish shtetl life in ’20s Poland with mysticism, politics and homespun wisdom swirling in a pot of love, jealousy and murder
Free ucla.in/3WWrIRn
“The Man Without a World” (1991)
L.A. restoration premiere with live music! 🎻 🎹
In this modern silent, dir. Eleanor Antin suffuses Jewish shtetl life in ’20s Poland with mysticism, politics and homespun wisdom swirling in a pot of love, jealousy and murder
Free ucla.in/3WWrIRn
November 3, 2025 at 11:04 PM
Sat 11/8, 7:30 p.m.
“The Man Without a World” (1991)
L.A. restoration premiere with live music! 🎻 🎹
In this modern silent, dir. Eleanor Antin suffuses Jewish shtetl life in ’20s Poland with mysticism, politics and homespun wisdom swirling in a pot of love, jealousy and murder
Free ucla.in/3WWrIRn
“The Man Without a World” (1991)
L.A. restoration premiere with live music! 🎻 🎹
In this modern silent, dir. Eleanor Antin suffuses Jewish shtetl life in ’20s Poland with mysticism, politics and homespun wisdom swirling in a pot of love, jealousy and murder
Free ucla.in/3WWrIRn
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Sun 11/9, 7 p.m.
“The Juniper Tree” (Iceland, 1990)—35mm!
While still a film student at UCLA, writer-director Nietzchka Keene made this stunning folk horror story, featuring Björk as one of a pair of sisters who are cast to the rocky wilds when their mother is accused of witchcraft: ucla.in/43RMepM
“The Juniper Tree” (Iceland, 1990)—35mm!
While still a film student at UCLA, writer-director Nietzchka Keene made this stunning folk horror story, featuring Björk as one of a pair of sisters who are cast to the rocky wilds when their mother is accused of witchcraft: ucla.in/43RMepM
November 4, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Sun 11/9, 7 p.m.
“The Juniper Tree” (Iceland, 1990)—35mm!
While still a film student at UCLA, writer-director Nietzchka Keene made this stunning folk horror story, featuring Björk as one of a pair of sisters who are cast to the rocky wilds when their mother is accused of witchcraft: ucla.in/43RMepM
“The Juniper Tree” (Iceland, 1990)—35mm!
While still a film student at UCLA, writer-director Nietzchka Keene made this stunning folk horror story, featuring Björk as one of a pair of sisters who are cast to the rocky wilds when their mother is accused of witchcraft: ucla.in/43RMepM
Want to be part of something big, bold and Bruin?
During UCLA’s Blue and Gold Challenge week, your support can help UCLA Library expand research resources, preserve world-class collections, and keep Library staff ahead of the tech curve.
Donate today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
During UCLA’s Blue and Gold Challenge week, your support can help UCLA Library expand research resources, preserve world-class collections, and keep Library staff ahead of the tech curve.
Donate today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
November 4, 2025 at 9:27 PM
Want to be part of something big, bold and Bruin?
During UCLA’s Blue and Gold Challenge week, your support can help UCLA Library expand research resources, preserve world-class collections, and keep Library staff ahead of the tech curve.
Donate today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
During UCLA’s Blue and Gold Challenge week, your support can help UCLA Library expand research resources, preserve world-class collections, and keep Library staff ahead of the tech curve.
Donate today: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/uclalibrary
🔔 Reminder: Monday, November 17 is the preliminary application deadline for 2025-26 UCLA Library Modern Endangered Archives Program Grants.
Full application details: ucla.in/4n8aJGS
Full application details: ucla.in/4n8aJGS
📣 2025-26 grant applications for the UCLA Library Modern Endangered Archive Program (MEAP) are open!
Apply for funding to document, digitize and make accessible at-risk collections from around the world.
Applications due Nov 17, 2025.
Full details and Oct 9 webinar registration: ucla.in/4n8aJGS
Apply for funding to document, digitize and make accessible at-risk collections from around the world.
Applications due Nov 17, 2025.
Full details and Oct 9 webinar registration: ucla.in/4n8aJGS
November 3, 2025 at 9:41 PM
🔔 Reminder: Monday, November 17 is the preliminary application deadline for 2025-26 UCLA Library Modern Endangered Archives Program Grants.
Full application details: ucla.in/4n8aJGS
Full application details: ucla.in/4n8aJGS
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💭 UCLA Library presents the Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium on Mathematics in the Behavioral Sciences.
From Oct 7- Nov 12, four distinguished speakers explore the diverse connections between mathematics and behavioral sciences.
🔗 RSVP: go.library.ucla.edu/marschak
From Oct 7- Nov 12, four distinguished speakers explore the diverse connections between mathematics and behavioral sciences.
🔗 RSVP: go.library.ucla.edu/marschak
October 4, 2025 at 10:29 PM
💭 UCLA Library presents the Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium on Mathematics in the Behavioral Sciences.
From Oct 7- Nov 12, four distinguished speakers explore the diverse connections between mathematics and behavioral sciences.
🔗 RSVP: go.library.ucla.edu/marschak
From Oct 7- Nov 12, four distinguished speakers explore the diverse connections between mathematics and behavioral sciences.
🔗 RSVP: go.library.ucla.edu/marschak
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October 20, 2025 at 3:31 PM
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Happy Halloween! 🐈⬛ 🎃
📷 “Casting call for black cats to star in Roger Corman movie in Los Angeles, Calif., 1961”
Courtesy of the Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection, @uclalibrary.bsky.social Special Collections: ucla.in/35P6sSl
📷 “Casting call for black cats to star in Roger Corman movie in Los Angeles, Calif., 1961”
Courtesy of the Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection, @uclalibrary.bsky.social Special Collections: ucla.in/35P6sSl
October 31, 2025 at 9:10 PM
Happy Halloween! 🐈⬛ 🎃
📷 “Casting call for black cats to star in Roger Corman movie in Los Angeles, Calif., 1961”
Courtesy of the Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection, @uclalibrary.bsky.social Special Collections: ucla.in/35P6sSl
📷 “Casting call for black cats to star in Roger Corman movie in Los Angeles, Calif., 1961”
Courtesy of the Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection, @uclalibrary.bsky.social Special Collections: ucla.in/35P6sSl
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On October 29, 1969, computer scientists at #UCLA (in 3420 Boelter Hall) sent the first Internet message to a team at Stanford. See a handful of images about that #Internethistory courtesy of @uclasamueli.bsky.social -> samueli.ucla.edu/internet50-p... #histstm #ARPANET
The first internet message was sent from UCLA fifty-six years ago 🌐
Watch PBS SoCal's "Lost L.A." host Nathan Masters visit UCLA Library Special Collections with internet pioneer, Prof. Leonard Kleinrock to see the logbook firsthand: www.pbssocal.org/shows/lost-l...
@uclasamueli.bsky.social
Watch PBS SoCal's "Lost L.A." host Nathan Masters visit UCLA Library Special Collections with internet pioneer, Prof. Leonard Kleinrock to see the logbook firsthand: www.pbssocal.org/shows/lost-l...
@uclasamueli.bsky.social
How This Contraption at UCLA Sent the First DM
At UCLA Professor Leonard Kleinrock reveals proof of when the internet was born.
www.pbssocal.org
October 30, 2025 at 5:32 PM
On October 29, 1969, computer scientists at #UCLA (in 3420 Boelter Hall) sent the first Internet message to a team at Stanford. See a handful of images about that #Internethistory courtesy of @uclasamueli.bsky.social -> samueli.ucla.edu/internet50-p... #histstm #ARPANET
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Labor in the archives! Had a blast showing off the Justice for Janitors collection to David Huerta who shared stories of the epic 2000 LA janitors strike. Thanks to our @uclalibrary.bsky.social partners!
Earlier this month, David Huerta, president of SEIU-USWW, visited UCLA Library before joining a panel on worker organizing in a UCLA Labor Studies class with Flor Melendrez, CLEAN Carwash Worker Center director.
Read about their visit here: irle.ucla.edu/2025/10/30/h...
Read about their visit here: irle.ucla.edu/2025/10/30/h...
L.A. labor leaders link the past and future during visit to UCLA campus
David Huerta, SEIU-USWW president, explored labor history archives before joining Flor Melendrez, CLEAN Carwash Worker Center director, for a panel on worker organizing
irle.ucla.edu
October 30, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Labor in the archives! Had a blast showing off the Justice for Janitors collection to David Huerta who shared stories of the epic 2000 LA janitors strike. Thanks to our @uclalibrary.bsky.social partners!
The first internet message was sent from UCLA fifty-six years ago 🌐
Watch PBS SoCal's "Lost L.A." host Nathan Masters visit UCLA Library Special Collections with internet pioneer, Prof. Leonard Kleinrock to see the logbook firsthand: www.pbssocal.org/shows/lost-l...
@uclasamueli.bsky.social
Watch PBS SoCal's "Lost L.A." host Nathan Masters visit UCLA Library Special Collections with internet pioneer, Prof. Leonard Kleinrock to see the logbook firsthand: www.pbssocal.org/shows/lost-l...
@uclasamueli.bsky.social
How This Contraption at UCLA Sent the First DM
At UCLA Professor Leonard Kleinrock reveals proof of when the internet was born.
www.pbssocal.org
October 29, 2025 at 9:57 PM
The first internet message was sent from UCLA fifty-six years ago 🌐
Watch PBS SoCal's "Lost L.A." host Nathan Masters visit UCLA Library Special Collections with internet pioneer, Prof. Leonard Kleinrock to see the logbook firsthand: www.pbssocal.org/shows/lost-l...
@uclasamueli.bsky.social
Watch PBS SoCal's "Lost L.A." host Nathan Masters visit UCLA Library Special Collections with internet pioneer, Prof. Leonard Kleinrock to see the logbook firsthand: www.pbssocal.org/shows/lost-l...
@uclasamueli.bsky.social
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Friday, Nov. 7, 7:30 p.m.
📽 “Notfilm” (2015)
Filmmaker Ross Lipman’s deep dive into the production of literary giant Samuel Beckett’s only movie, “Film” (1965), explores how the influences of a cavalcade of artists coalesced — or not — into one of the most enigmatic cinematic works: ucla.in/43IAXrQ
📽 “Notfilm” (2015)
Filmmaker Ross Lipman’s deep dive into the production of literary giant Samuel Beckett’s only movie, “Film” (1965), explores how the influences of a cavalcade of artists coalesced — or not — into one of the most enigmatic cinematic works: ucla.in/43IAXrQ
October 28, 2025 at 11:17 PM
Friday, Nov. 7, 7:30 p.m.
📽 “Notfilm” (2015)
Filmmaker Ross Lipman’s deep dive into the production of literary giant Samuel Beckett’s only movie, “Film” (1965), explores how the influences of a cavalcade of artists coalesced — or not — into one of the most enigmatic cinematic works: ucla.in/43IAXrQ
📽 “Notfilm” (2015)
Filmmaker Ross Lipman’s deep dive into the production of literary giant Samuel Beckett’s only movie, “Film” (1965), explores how the influences of a cavalcade of artists coalesced — or not — into one of the most enigmatic cinematic works: ucla.in/43IAXrQ
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A vital part of archiving history is creating descriptive metadata so that it remains discoverable. On our blog, UCLA student Marley Saldivar-Lozano discusses “Reflecciones” (1972–4) and her work with the Archive to create accurate, ethical metadata for the series, which is online 📺 ucla.in/3JuET8G
October 27, 2025 at 10:07 PM
A vital part of archiving history is creating descriptive metadata so that it remains discoverable. On our blog, UCLA student Marley Saldivar-Lozano discusses “Reflecciones” (1972–4) and her work with the Archive to create accurate, ethical metadata for the series, which is online 📺 ucla.in/3JuET8G
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Sun 11/2: “Wanda” (1970) — 35mm! 🎞
Book signing + Q&A with Elena Gorfinkel @cinemiasma.bsky.social, author of “BFI Film Classics: Wanda”
Made by and starring Barbara Loden, this influential independent film is a portrait of an apathetic woman on a journey through a rural landscape: ucla.in/4gMkkAY
Book signing + Q&A with Elena Gorfinkel @cinemiasma.bsky.social, author of “BFI Film Classics: Wanda”
Made by and starring Barbara Loden, this influential independent film is a portrait of an apathetic woman on a journey through a rural landscape: ucla.in/4gMkkAY
October 23, 2025 at 11:04 PM
Sun 11/2: “Wanda” (1970) — 35mm! 🎞
Book signing + Q&A with Elena Gorfinkel @cinemiasma.bsky.social, author of “BFI Film Classics: Wanda”
Made by and starring Barbara Loden, this influential independent film is a portrait of an apathetic woman on a journey through a rural landscape: ucla.in/4gMkkAY
Book signing + Q&A with Elena Gorfinkel @cinemiasma.bsky.social, author of “BFI Film Classics: Wanda”
Made by and starring Barbara Loden, this influential independent film is a portrait of an apathetic woman on a journey through a rural landscape: ucla.in/4gMkkAY
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📽 Friday, Oct. 31, 7:30 p.m.
“Sudden Fear” (1952)
A riveting Joan Crawford anchors this masterful blend of romance, suspense and noir. Crawford transforms from smitten newlywed to cunning survivor when she discovers her husband’s (Jack Palance) devious plot.
Free! ucla.in/42YRJmp
“Sudden Fear” (1952)
A riveting Joan Crawford anchors this masterful blend of romance, suspense and noir. Crawford transforms from smitten newlywed to cunning survivor when she discovers her husband’s (Jack Palance) devious plot.
Free! ucla.in/42YRJmp
October 25, 2025 at 7:59 PM
📽 Friday, Oct. 31, 7:30 p.m.
“Sudden Fear” (1952)
A riveting Joan Crawford anchors this masterful blend of romance, suspense and noir. Crawford transforms from smitten newlywed to cunning survivor when she discovers her husband’s (Jack Palance) devious plot.
Free! ucla.in/42YRJmp
“Sudden Fear” (1952)
A riveting Joan Crawford anchors this masterful blend of romance, suspense and noir. Crawford transforms from smitten newlywed to cunning survivor when she discovers her husband’s (Jack Palance) devious plot.
Free! ucla.in/42YRJmp
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“Ross Lipman and The Archival Impermanence Project”
Nov. 7–9
Preservationist, filmmaker and author Ross Lipman has worked to expand the film canon while ensuring independent masterworks remain available for future generations. He joins us for book signings, free screenings and Q&As: ucla.in/47sU0Yg
Nov. 7–9
Preservationist, filmmaker and author Ross Lipman has worked to expand the film canon while ensuring independent masterworks remain available for future generations. He joins us for book signings, free screenings and Q&As: ucla.in/47sU0Yg
October 27, 2025 at 6:45 PM
“Ross Lipman and The Archival Impermanence Project”
Nov. 7–9
Preservationist, filmmaker and author Ross Lipman has worked to expand the film canon while ensuring independent masterworks remain available for future generations. He joins us for book signings, free screenings and Q&As: ucla.in/47sU0Yg
Nov. 7–9
Preservationist, filmmaker and author Ross Lipman has worked to expand the film canon while ensuring independent masterworks remain available for future generations. He joins us for book signings, free screenings and Q&As: ucla.in/47sU0Yg
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Sat. Nov. 1, 7:30 p.m.
“Brother to Brother” (2004) — 35mm! 🎞️
Writer-director Rodney Evans’ film is an unflinching portrayal of Black queer characters. Anthony Mackie plays an art student whose friendship with a Harlem Renaissance artist and poet inspires confidence and pride.
Free: ucla.in/42W7n1L
“Brother to Brother” (2004) — 35mm! 🎞️
Writer-director Rodney Evans’ film is an unflinching portrayal of Black queer characters. Anthony Mackie plays an art student whose friendship with a Harlem Renaissance artist and poet inspires confidence and pride.
Free: ucla.in/42W7n1L
October 22, 2025 at 10:54 PM
Sat. Nov. 1, 7:30 p.m.
“Brother to Brother” (2004) — 35mm! 🎞️
Writer-director Rodney Evans’ film is an unflinching portrayal of Black queer characters. Anthony Mackie plays an art student whose friendship with a Harlem Renaissance artist and poet inspires confidence and pride.
Free: ucla.in/42W7n1L
“Brother to Brother” (2004) — 35mm! 🎞️
Writer-director Rodney Evans’ film is an unflinching portrayal of Black queer characters. Anthony Mackie plays an art student whose friendship with a Harlem Renaissance artist and poet inspires confidence and pride.
Free: ucla.in/42W7n1L
Powell Library’s newly reopened East Rotunda houses three peer-led programs that work together to equip students to succeed, including Library Student Research Assistants, UCLA Cluster Program and UCLA Undergraduate Writing Center.
Read about the impact of these peer-led programs: ucla.in/46VYZkc
Read about the impact of these peer-led programs: ucla.in/46VYZkc
October 22, 2025 at 11:46 PM
Powell Library’s newly reopened East Rotunda houses three peer-led programs that work together to equip students to succeed, including Library Student Research Assistants, UCLA Cluster Program and UCLA Undergraduate Writing Center.
Read about the impact of these peer-led programs: ucla.in/46VYZkc
Read about the impact of these peer-led programs: ucla.in/46VYZkc
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Looking forward to this special screening of Barbara Loden’s WANDA on the 55th anniversary of the films release, and discussing the film with the incredible Maya Montanez Smukler Sunday November 2nd @uclaftvarchive.bsky.social
Book signing at 6pm!
cinema.ucla.edu/events/wanda...
Book signing at 6pm!
cinema.ucla.edu/events/wanda...
Wanda | UCLA Film & Television Archive
cinema.ucla.edu
October 21, 2025 at 9:38 AM
Looking forward to this special screening of Barbara Loden’s WANDA on the 55th anniversary of the films release, and discussing the film with the incredible Maya Montanez Smukler Sunday November 2nd @uclaftvarchive.bsky.social
Book signing at 6pm!
cinema.ucla.edu/events/wanda...
Book signing at 6pm!
cinema.ucla.edu/events/wanda...
UCLA Library has fully published the collection “Material Culture of the Tule Lake Japanese Language Library.”
Consisting of over 1,900 volumes, the digitized materials give insight into the experience those unjustly incarcerated in the Tule Lake concentration camp during WWII: ucla.in/488oUr5
Consisting of over 1,900 volumes, the digitized materials give insight into the experience those unjustly incarcerated in the Tule Lake concentration camp during WWII: ucla.in/488oUr5
October 16, 2025 at 11:02 PM
UCLA Library has fully published the collection “Material Culture of the Tule Lake Japanese Language Library.”
Consisting of over 1,900 volumes, the digitized materials give insight into the experience those unjustly incarcerated in the Tule Lake concentration camp during WWII: ucla.in/488oUr5
Consisting of over 1,900 volumes, the digitized materials give insight into the experience those unjustly incarcerated in the Tule Lake concentration camp during WWII: ucla.in/488oUr5
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A Place of Rage: Women and Anger on Screen
10/26–12/6
Inspired by the work of Prof. Kathleen McHugh, the series examines anger as a site of clarity, resistance & transformation and considers how genres once hostile to female subjectivity have become platforms for feminist disruption ucla.in/4pJB9k8
10/26–12/6
Inspired by the work of Prof. Kathleen McHugh, the series examines anger as a site of clarity, resistance & transformation and considers how genres once hostile to female subjectivity have become platforms for feminist disruption ucla.in/4pJB9k8
October 16, 2025 at 12:15 AM
A Place of Rage: Women and Anger on Screen
10/26–12/6
Inspired by the work of Prof. Kathleen McHugh, the series examines anger as a site of clarity, resistance & transformation and considers how genres once hostile to female subjectivity have become platforms for feminist disruption ucla.in/4pJB9k8
10/26–12/6
Inspired by the work of Prof. Kathleen McHugh, the series examines anger as a site of clarity, resistance & transformation and considers how genres once hostile to female subjectivity have become platforms for feminist disruption ucla.in/4pJB9k8
Ray Bradbury was one of the most celebrated American authors and screenwriters of the 20th century. He is best known for "Fahrenheit 451" (1953), which was written on a typewriter in Powell Library's basement.
Ray Bradbury's papers are stewarded by UCLA Library Special Collections: ucla.in/3VUw2A4
Ray Bradbury's papers are stewarded by UCLA Library Special Collections: ucla.in/3VUw2A4
October 14, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Ray Bradbury was one of the most celebrated American authors and screenwriters of the 20th century. He is best known for "Fahrenheit 451" (1953), which was written on a typewriter in Powell Library's basement.
Ray Bradbury's papers are stewarded by UCLA Library Special Collections: ucla.in/3VUw2A4
Ray Bradbury's papers are stewarded by UCLA Library Special Collections: ucla.in/3VUw2A4
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“The Future of Reality: From Locarno to L.A.”
Fri. Oct. 24–Sat. Oct. 25
Free screenings and conference exploring the intersection of technology, AI and film history: ucla.in/41LNKJo
Co-presented by Locarno Film Festival, Swissnex in San Francisco and UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
Fri. Oct. 24–Sat. Oct. 25
Free screenings and conference exploring the intersection of technology, AI and film history: ucla.in/41LNKJo
Co-presented by Locarno Film Festival, Swissnex in San Francisco and UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
October 6, 2025 at 11:34 PM
“The Future of Reality: From Locarno to L.A.”
Fri. Oct. 24–Sat. Oct. 25
Free screenings and conference exploring the intersection of technology, AI and film history: ucla.in/41LNKJo
Co-presented by Locarno Film Festival, Swissnex in San Francisco and UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
Fri. Oct. 24–Sat. Oct. 25
Free screenings and conference exploring the intersection of technology, AI and film history: ucla.in/41LNKJo
Co-presented by Locarno Film Festival, Swissnex in San Francisco and UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television