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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Undocumented and Unafraid
The decision to rescind DACA puts the future of nearly 800,000 young people in question, including an estimated 600 to 700 UCLA students.
Bruins Who Score
UCLA’s film composing students gain a solid grounding in varied musical styles while learning to score for the screen.
Sustained Effort
Jaime Nack has built a thriving business creating sustainability plans for corporate, government and nonprofit clients.
Head and Heart
Professor Jeff Burke is melding technology with storytelling, artificial intelligence with live theater.
Neo News
When anyone can create and widely disseminate information, how do we sift through the morass to find the truth?
In Their Element
UCLA’s men’s water polo team made a splash when they won an NCAA championship last December.
Hail to the Hills: Starving for Justice
A 1993 hunger strike led to the creation of UCLA’s César E. Chávez Center.
Pride and Partnership
UCLA’s partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs enables us to serve those who have served our nation.
Sea-ing Change
Thousands of citizen-scientists are helping researchers save kelp forests, thanks to a UCLA geography professor.
Artists Teaching Artists
UCLA’s visual arts program has attracted premier working artists to nurture the next generation of talent. Some of their students return to teach, in a legacy that continues today.
Title I
Members of UCLA’s champion 1978 women’s basketball team recall what basketball was like then, and how the game has changed.
The New Urbanscape
UCLA’s cityLAB is working with campus partners to engineer changes in how we use physical spaces during a digital era.
Diving Into Film
Karina Silva has applied the skills she learned as an athlete toward her career in cinematography.
Climate and Community
Jon Christensen’s passion is for people and how they understand and are affected by the environment.
Moment in the Sun
With the help of a UCLA space physicist professor, we are going closer to the sun than ever before.
Hail to the Hills: A Fine Figure
UCLA’s North Campus is home to a number of works by renowned sculptor Robert Graham.
Can L.A.’s Wildlife Survive?
UCLA researchers have found genetic impacts of the 101 Freeway on Los Angeles wildlife.
