UCLA for Life: Meyer Luskin
Now a centenarian, the esteemed philanthropist — who, with his wife, Renee, has donated close to $200 million to UCLA — remains as true a Bruin as ever.
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Alumna Kaiya McCullough Carries On the Legacy of Bruin Activist Athletes
The former UCLA women’s soccer stalwart has advanced to the pros while simultaneously speaking out on issues of social justice.
The Asian American Studies Center’s Enduring Legacy
UCLA’s center is the largest of its kind in the country. But at the start of 1969, there were no plans for its formation.
Remote and Resolute: How UCLA Re-imagined Instruction in Response to COVID-19
During the quiet of the pandemic, UCLA evaluated ever-shifting realities and forged a new path forward that may change education forever.
The Intersection of Technology, Power and Society
Safiya Umoja Noble, co-director of the UCLA Center for Critical Internet Inquiry, is committed to re-imagining technology and championing racial and economic justice.
The Great Bruin Presidential Quiz
What do you know about the No. 1 public university’s relationship to the highest office in the land? It’s time for a UCLA trivia test!
2020: The Year in Pictures
After a year none of us will soon forget, we gathered these UCLA Magazine images to highlight stories from the past 12 months.
UCLA and Venice Family Clinic Work to Address Food Insecurity
The Emergency Food Partnership provides thousands of free meals to those facing hunger during the pandemic.
Getting Creative
How arts, culture and entertainment will evolve as they recover from the pandemic — and how they will help society heal.
The Frat That Is Helping UCLA Stay Online
The Sigma Nu brothers have stepped forward to ease the network strains.
UCLA’s Adam Room, a Place of Elegance and History
The room was originally part of a 1780s English manor designed by architect Robert Adam.
Uniting for the Higher Good
History shows universities like UCLA bring Americans closer together and move our nation forward.
Editor’s Note: Where We Are Now
There’s a whole new look and delivery to UCLA Magazine. And we are enjoying the ride.
State of Fire
UCLA wildfire research reveals the patterns and future threats of blazes in California — and offers a foundation for how to face the flames.
The Science of Fire and Health
UCLA Magazine looks at how living with wildfires and unbreathable air affects humans, physically and mentally.
Anatomy of a Vaccine
UCLA Magazine speaks with doctors on the front lines who are helping the world combat the deadly virus.
The Post-Trump World: A Divided America Elects Joe Biden
Political and moral victories sometimes go hand in hand. But not always. This election has exposed more than one split.
How to Be a Better Boss, Remotely
Samuel Culbert has been studying the world of work for 50 years. He offers 10 tips that will help managers be more effective and thoughtful during the pandemic.
Bruins Touch Down in Pasadena
In 1982, UCLA’s football team left the Coliseum for its own stadium at the Rose Bowl.
