Residential Life
Upcoming Events
The AIM x Autism Advocacy Club Fair
Tue 1/13 • 4PM - 7PM PST
Sunset Plaza Stage
The AIM (Advocating Intersectional Medicine) x Autism Advocacy Club Fair aims to showcase intersectional healthcare (both physical and mental) and people's lived experiences within various intersectionalities.
Routes to Research
Tue 1/13 • 7PM - 9PM PST
De Neve Plaza Room
Interested in research? Overwhelmed by mass-cold emailing?? Choose your own adventure at Routes -> (to) -> Research, hosted by UCLA's Research Association at De Neve Plaza Room, 7-9 PM. Grad students/TAs/profs/your fellow students will be presenting about their labs to research-prospective Bruins in this fun, interactive event that will include FOOD, journaling/reflection activities, and fantastic music.
GCGPxZero Waste Hygiene Refill
Thu 1/22 • 6PM - 8PM PST
Sunset Plaza
Our goal is to encourage students to build more sustainable habits by hosting a hygiene refill and clothing swap event to promote sustainable resources that are accessible to students. We plan to set up multiple table stations with bulk hygiene refills(shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and hand soap), clothing, and information about clothing and hygiene-related waste. Students will be welcome to bring a reusable container to refill with hygiene products, or look for any clothing items to bring home with them free of charge!
Break the Binary
Sat 1/24 • 9:30AM - 3PM PST
De Neve Plaza Room
Break the Binary serves to encourage those new to tech, especially underclassmen and freshman to learn about and compete in competitive programming events. In collaboration with ACM ICPC and ACM-W, we will host a panel with UCLA professors to talk about their experience in tech, alongside a fun, friendly competition with logic puzzles. This beginner-friendly event serves to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment across all undergraduate students to break into competitive programming.compete in competitive programming events. In collaboration with ACM ICPC, we will host a series of workshops and panels which will teach participants about competitive programming, alongside a competition track with programming and logic puzzles. This beginner-friendly event serves to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment across all undergraduate students to break into competitive programming.
PISA 40th Anniversary Celebration
Fri 1/30 • 5:30PM - 9PM PST
Bradley International #300
PISA, a registered SOLE organization, will be holding our 18th Annual Welcome Reception on Friday, November 7th, 2025, from 6:00 to 8:30 PM. This annual event welcomes both new and returning students to learn more about PISA, our initiatives, and our community at UCLA. At the beginning of the program, we will introduce our leadership team and provide an overview of PISA’s events, projects, and resources to ensure everyone is aware of the support and opportunities available.