Thomas Graeber has received the American Cancer Society’s Giants of Science Passion Award for his contributions to the study of how cancer cells respond to therapies.
Carol Bakhos is the principal investigator for “Religious Landscapes of Los Angeles: Teaching and Exploring Religious Diversity Through Civic Engagement.”
As part of National Cyber Security Awareness Month at UCLA, there will be campus events for faculty, staff and students to learn how to better protect themselves against threats.
UCLA Library invites visitors to step into the role of cultural anthropologist as you look upon dozens of hand-woven textiles from Chiapas in a new exhibit at Powell Library.
Juliet Williams and Abigail Saguy have received a three-year, $325,000 award from the Law and Social Science and Sociology programs of the National Science Foundation.
In this video, 12 of UCLA’s more than 150 professors who were the first in their families to go to college share their stories with the next generation of trailblazers.
Giovanni Zocchi received the prize for inventing a nanotechnology measuring method called “nano-rheology,” which can measure enzyme deformations smaller than an atom.
Garg, one of three national finalists for a prestigious national teaching award, will share how he made organic chemistry one of UCLA’s most popular classes.
“Year in Review” spotlights 10 of the myriad advances made by faculty and recaps the campus’s success in academics, philanthropic support, athletics and alumni activities.