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Obituary: Leonard Apt, 90, doctor-scientist who gave gift of vision to millions of children
The world's first physician to be board-certified in both pediatrics and ophthalmology, UCLA's Apt was a tireless innovator who was best known for developing an eye drop to prevent surgery-related blindness.
Bruins make a difference for children with hair loss
More than 200 Bruins and members of the UCLA community dropped by campus for free haircuts Thursday to donate their tresses to make children's wigs.
After Hours: The Trench Hog
In this latest installment of "After Hours" — a series about faculty and staff who balance their work lives with fascinating hobbies or side jobs — meet Brigham Harwell, a development assistant for the UCLA Fund who spends his weekends...
Video: Find your ideal commute with alt-transportation
A new video from UCLA Events and Transportation may be aimed at new hires, but its quick-hit overview of all the alternative transportation options available to UCLA commuters could help any Bruin who feels tied to their car.
UCLA Football celebrates 23 new recruits
The Spirit Squad cheers for UCLA Football's team.
Bruin football fans poured into Pauley Pavilion Wednesday evening, along with sports reporters and TV cameras, for 2013 UCLA Football Signing Day.
Head coach Jim Mora, flanked...
Andrea Bertozzi named to Betsy Wood Knapp Chair for Innovation and Creativity
Bertozzi, professor of mathematics and director of applied mathematics at UCLA, has been named the inaugural holder of UCLA's Betsy Wood Knapp Chair for Innovation and Creativity.
Obese shoppers get customer service with negative vibe
Research suggests that people who are overweight or obese tend to be stereotyped as lazy, less intelligent and less efficient. But do these biases "leak out" in subtle ways in our daily interactions with overweight...
UCLA professor elected to National Academy of Engineering
Chemical and biomolecular engineer James C. Liao was honored for his innovative methods of producing alternative fuels and his work on metabolic diseases.
Program prepares students to preserve film's visual heritage
MIAS student Robert Vaszari winds through a reel of 35mm film.
Among the many categories that are recognized at the Academy Awards, excellence in film restoration is, for now, absent. However, students in the Moving Image Archive...
Direct deposit of your paycheck saves you, UCLA aggravation
Want to avoid long lines at the bank and needless trips to an ATM? Want full access to all the dollars in your UCLA paycheck on payday, instead of having to wait one day later? How would you like to receive your paycheck even if you’re ill or...
Donate your locks for a free haircut Thursday
Locks of Love returns to campus Thursday, Feb. 7, offering free haircuts to people willing to donate 10 inches or more.
Coming soon to UCLA: women’s sand volleyball
Starting this spring, UCLA will add sand volleyball as a women’s intercollegiate sport, bringing the total number of intercollegiate athletic teams to 25 — 15 for women and 10 for men.
The team will be coached by UCLA Athletics...
Music legends, industry insiders share life lessons in class
The 134 students taking Ken Kragen’s inaugural Music Industry 106 class, "Stardom Strategies for Musicians," are primed to expect the unexpected. It started on the first day of class, taught by the longtime music industry...