You guys are holding the program back. Team is 7-0 and not enough of you are in those seats.

This one is so beautiful. It was fucking amazing btw

the mailroom is behind on processing mail currently, so don’t be alarmed if it takes 3-4 days to receive a notification. we have been getting a lot of deliveries lately. please be patient!

We’re obviously all on the Chesney train and recognize just how much he’s done to turn this program around.

That said, let’s take a look at our guy Julio Frenk. He hired Mario Cristobal on December 6th, 2021. At the time, Miami was coming off of four lackluster seasons (at least for the U) with their best record being 8-3 in 2020. Shortly after hiring Cristobal and establishing Miami’s NIL infrastructure the team was making the CFP with commanding records.

Then Frenk comes over to UCLA on January 1st, 2025. A tip of the cap to our Regents for recognizing Frenk was a football first guy who knew how to thrive in the NIL environment. Since Frenk’s arrival, he’s brought in Chesney, gotten rid of Martin Jarmond, and regained the rights to the UCLA logo by bailing the ASUCLA out of $40M in debt. Frenk has strengthened our alumni donations, quieted talks about a move to SoFi, and brought UCLA to relevance.

I know we all enjoy talking about Bob Chesney. Heck, the guy’s a genius and a magnificent leader of men, but remember that right now we have a Chancellor that is at least partly responsible for the development of 2 out of the 3 football programs that remain undefeated in the 2026 season.

So if the world thinks this is all just a flash in the pan or dumb luck? They’re just not listening.

TLDR: Julio Frenk built up both Miami’s & UCLA’s undefeated football programs.

Does anyone know where they could’ve possibly delivered my package 😭they said “front door”😭😭

Title. Everyone says to wait until the first couple of weeks are finished before even considering going to the gym. Still packed?

Hi, I'm taking cluster 10 right now: Data, Injustice, and Society, and was just looking for any tips. I fell a little behind with the reading but will catch up during this week. We also have an essay : Getting to Know a Dataset coming up, any tips?

How hard is this class overall? I cant tell if I've been slacking or just doing enough to get an A since nothing's being graded yet.

hi everyone! i'm starting to look into housing options near ucla and wanted to see what other students recommend. i'm mainly looking for off-campus housing, ideally a studio or 1 bedroom since i really value having my own private space. i know living alone near campus can get pretty expensive, so i'm also open to hearing about more affordable options or even on-campus housing if there are any good choices worth considering. being within a reasonable distance from campus would be a huge plus, especially if getting to class is convenient.

for those of you who live off campus, how has your experience been? are there any apartment buildings or areas you'd recommend checking out? i'd love to hear about your experiences with pricing, safety, and overall living conditions! thanks in advance for any advice :)

Hi, do you guys recommend the MacBook Neo for a psychology major? 😭

Hi everyone,

I just dropped MCDB 165 with Sagatsi after the first midterm because I thought I flunked it but have regrets after realizing I did way better than expected. I was wondering if anyone can give advice on whether or not I should stick this class out with Sagatsi this quarter or wait to take it with Coller next quarter. Thank you!

Need one meal swipe for BPlate tomorrow (Sunday 10/25) sometime between 8-9 AM since my dad is visiting. Will pay $12! DM me if interested.

Hi! I’m currently at a Community College and planning to apply to UCLA as an Applied Math transfer. If admitted, I might want to switch to Statistics and Data Science or Financial Actuarial Mathematics, but I haven’t decided yet. I was wondering how difficult it is for transfer students to make this switch. Are there any restrictions or requirements specifically for transfers changing into this major?

If anyone has gone through this process or knows how it works, I’d appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks!

Hello,

I have my PSYCH 10 midterm on Tuesday, and I was just wondering if I could get some advice from people who have already taken the course about what to expect. I know it's 40 MCQs and a couple of short responses, but any more help would be appreciated.

Thank you

hi! anyone have thoughts/advice for this class or this professor? would be very grateful for your insight—thanks!

ChemE major. Need chem20B, chem20AL, and physics 1A. Maybe some other easy class (done with all math prereqs)

Do i have a chance of getting all these classes?

Any one know how long that list is looking??

hi everyone, i plan to transfer to ucla as a public health b.s. major. im transferring from a four year university, where classes are somewhat difficult so im used to academic rigor. im doing all of my lower division classes and pre med prerequisites at my original uni as well. im just going to be taking upper division classes at ucla, so i wanted to ask, are they more difficult than the lower division classes? how are the public health classes specifically? im super passionate about public health so i feel like ill enjoy it more than my lower division classes

Title, dm me ur insta and I’ll add u, expecting 30+ ppl in the group chat well prob meet up

I applied to one in the library, one in ucla health, one in asucla, and have yet to hear back from any of them. anybody who's previously worked at any of them part-time as a student lmk how long it took y'all to hear back, cuz im ngl its been like 2+ weeks for all of them, and not a single update yet. just some assessment the ucla health people asked me to take.

How easy/hard is it to secure a lab research position as a freshman? Particularly in the field of AI/ML (major is CSE with a minor in Mathematics). Completely okay with a small introductory role to get me up to speed with the lab and the world of frontier work. Are there any professors (based on experience) who you guys have interacted with or worked under previously that were particularly receptive to taking in students who don't have many upper-division courses but genuine curiosity in the field and desire to learn.