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He is one of UCLA’s most storied graduates. His legacy shows why.

How a lunch at the White House with Eleanor Roosevelt paved the way for a UCLA icon’s civic greatness.

After 17 years at the helm, Gene Block will step down as chancellor in 2024. He leaves behind a powerful legacy.

For almost two decades, Carol Block, the chancellor’s wife, has also been part of the heart of UCLA.

The stories hidden within the stories of UCLA’s most august edifices may surprise you.

A review of some of Gene Block’s most memorable commencement address moments.

Pick your winner from the top 32 campus customs. Fill in your own bracket and let us know your favorite UCLA traditions!

Four UCLA alums who have become stars in the culinary world come together to create a menu that will have your guests eight-clapping for more.

A letter from Chancellor Gene Block.

 The internet pioneer’s influence extends far beyond Westwood.

Opera UCLA’s stunning student-designed costumes.

Colleagues and alumni express their gratitude for years of exceptional leadership.

Fascinating facts about the chancellor.

Since 1963, eight Bruins have flown into space. Today, UCLA scientists are creating a new constellation of Bruin brilliance.

A Nobel Prize winner, a tribute to Walt Cunningham, a new space medicine fellowship and more.

An overview of the stories in UCLA Magazine’s fall issue.

Editorial and art contributors to the Fall 2023 issue of UCLA Magazine.

The anatomy of our beloved fight chant. Arms up!

Highlights from the Atlantic, MSNBC, Marketplace and others.

The award recognizes campus efforts to support healthy, affordable, environmentally friendly transportation.

The new online tool brings all of UCLA’s health, well-being and social resources under a single tent.

Students welcomed the giant puppet and her message of empathy for refugees fleeing war, famine and persecution around the globe.

The professor researches radioactive contaminant control programs and calibration techniques to improve sensitivity of dark matter detectors.

UCLA’s new Rosenfeld Hall will play a pivotal role in training the next generation of medical professionals and improving care for patients.