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06/12/2026

Please join UCLA Library in celebrating UCLA’s class of 2026 and our graduating employees! 🎓✨

From supporting collections and services to helping keep our spaces running smoothly, these students have made meaningful contributions across UCLA Library, including the UCLA Film & Television Archive. Congratulations to all of this year’s graduates! 🐻💙

Read about some of their favorite memories of working at UCLA Library: ucla.in/4dXGhxb

06/11/2026

⚽ With the 2026 FIFA World Cup underway and Team USA set to play its opening match in Los Angeles tomorrow, take a look back at a piece of soccer history in the UCLA University Archives.

Former UCLA soccer player Paul Caligiuri represented the United States in the 1986 FIFA World Cup All-Star Game. See photos from the match.

📸 UCLA University Archives, Photographs (Reference Collection), 1882–present.

06/11/2026

Calling composers: Applications for Resonate 2026 close June 15.

Presented with Ensemble SORI and Decoda and led by UCLA music performance professor David Kaplan, this international call for scores welcomes composers of all ages, nationalities, career stages and backgrounds. Works of any compositional style will be considered.

Awards include:
• Ensemble SORI Prize ($1,000)
• Decoda Prize ($1,000)
• Student & Early Career Prize ($1,000)
• Professional recordings of live premiere performances

No application fee. Learn more and apply: go.library.ucla.edu/resonate

06/11/2026

📼 This International Archives Week, discover how archives help preserve cultural memory and support Indigenous communities across generations.

Funded by the UCLA Library Modern Endangered Archives Program (MEAP), the Digital Archive of the Indigenous Languages of the Amazon (ARDILIA) works to preserve and revitalize the rich oral cultural heritage of the Murui, Magütá and Miraña peoples of the Colombian Amazon.

Once deteriorated or believed lost, recordings of spoken narratives, chants and ceremonial discourses have been repaired, digitized and preserved, helping keep languages, traditions and cultural knowledge accessible.

Learn more about the project: ucla.in/4d82Miw

06/01/2026

⭐ Marilyn Monroe (1926–1962) was born in Los Angeles on June 1, 1926. Today marks the 100th anniversary of her birth.

Swipe to see photos of the Hollywood icon from UCLA Library Special Collections 🎞📸

06/01/2026

05/29/2026

Every two years, the archive known for impeccable restorations shows some eye-opening work — a free event that serious film fans won't want to miss.

05/28/2026

Eyewitness News is highlighting a special community of experts at UCLA who are not only saving priceless films but are inviting you to witness some of their rarest treasures.

05/28/2026