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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Cyber Vision
In 35 years, the Internet has dramatically changed the world in which we live. But wait … you haven’t seen anything yet.
Acting Local to Think Global
If we are truly to educate new generations of global citizens, it is essential that we give teachers the tools they need to bring the world into their classrooms.
¡Viva Cinema!
UCLA has emerged as the nation’s leading incubator for new generations of moviemakers who have shaped the past, present and future of Latino film.
City of Angels
On the unglamorous sidewalks of Hollywood’s back streets, a group of UCLA students is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of the homeless.
Idea Factory
The newly revamped Office of Intellectual Property Administration is working to get the ideas and inventions of UCLA researchers into the marketplace.
It’s Not Easy Being Green
UCLA indeed is a small city, and it produces as much solid waste as one. But through a focused effort, the campus recycles more than half of what it generates.
Stage Craft
David Sefton came to UCLA three years ago to take the helm of the university’s performing-arts program. Southern California hasn’t been the same since.
Will Power
At UCLA, the Bard of Avon’s presence is so real it’s as if Westwood had been transported back to the heart of Elizabethan England.
Getting In
While the process of admitting students to UCLA is a frustrating mystery to many, it is one of integrity, sensitively calibrated to be balanced and fair.
Chairs of Distinction
Privately funded “chairs” have been essential tools for helping universities to reach the peak of accomplishment and prestige.
Field of Dreams
For UCLA’s student-athletes, balancing athletic and academic excellence while maintaining a tradition of high standards is a challenge on and off the field.
Art Nouveau
With an eye toward emerging talent, Hammer Projects is creating a buzz that resonates throughout the global art world.
Where East Meets West
A UCLA health program bridges the gulf between two cultures to provide a new model for health care.
Hoop Dreams
As a kid growing up watching UCLA basketball on television, Ben Howland always imagined himself as a Bruin. Now he is one.
The Challenge
Greatness is demanding, but UCLA must meet the challenge for the sake of California and the nation.
Going After the Best
In an environment of dwindling resources and intense competition among universities, what is required to enhance UCLA’s Excellence and Competitiveness?
Why UCLA?
Despite the competitive pressures from other institutions, UCLA continues to attract the best and the brightest.
Can We Afford Excellence?
Bruin alumni serving in the state legislature talk about what’s necessary to maintain quality, preserve access and achieve greatness.
The Price of Excellence
It might be a favorable time to explore ways to create more stable long-term funding for the University of California.
Strength in Numbers
Securing funding through research grants and private grants and private givings is a critical part of UCLA’s broad approach to ensuring its continuing excellence.
First & Goal
Integrity is Karl Dorrell’s watchword as he assumes the mantle of UCLA’s head football coach.
The Rising
As a physician, Richard Ehrlich admires the new UCLA hospital as a technological wonder. As a photographer, he marvels at its startling beauty.
Honorable Intentions
With smaller classes and greater access to top faculty, UCLA’s Honors Programs is for many students a deciding factor in their choice to become Bruins.
The Cardinal of Westwood
For 25 years, Congressman Jerry Lewis has been a powerful voice on Capitol Hill and a valuable friend to UCLA.
The Littlest Bruin
For one young student, coming to UCLA is more than just an opportunity to get a great education. It is the adventure of a lifetime.