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The Deportation Data Project examined immigration enforcement during the second Trump administration’s first 9 months.

El Proyecto de Datos sobre Deportaciones examinó la aplicación de las leyes de inmigración durante los primeros 9 meses del segundo mandato de la administración Trump.

The research team demonstrated prototype devices that, above a certain voltage, conducted electricity with lower noise than the normal flow of electrons.

UCLA alumna Joanna Love examines how halftime performances reflect changing ideas of America.

The research team engineered human blood stem cells to produce specialized immune cells called NKT cells.

The New York Times wrote: In a city with so many great museums, the one that most frequently surprises me is the Fowler, on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles, whose collection display is also dense with Yoruba woodcarvings, Alaskan headdresses and Haitian ceramics. It began as a modest basement display of “ethnic arts and technology,” but successive donations, above all a copious gift in the 1960s of African and Oceanic objects amassed by the pharmaceutical baron Henry Wellcome, have made it one of America’s foremost institutions of non-Western culture. Read more about UCLA in today’s KCBS-TV, LAist’s “AirTalk” and other outlets.

A dozen Bruins have been selected to teach and conduct research across Asia, Africa, Europe and North America.

Study identifies cellular defense system that protects neurons from toxic tau proteins, opening door to new treatments.

The findings may open the door to potential advancements in preventative strategies targeting women at greater risk of Alzheimer’s disease.

Michael Wellen has been named chief curator and Regan Pro will assume the newly created role of chief of learning, engagement and research.

A novel shape of zinc oxide helps reduce chalkiness in mineral sunscreen and makes it easier to wear, especially for people with darker skin tones.

The composer was honored for his opera “Intelligence,” while several other Bruins contribute to award-winning music.

PBS News Hour interviewed election law expert Rick Hasen, who cautioned that recent federal actions targeting local election offices could pose serious risks to the integrity of future U.S. elections. Hasen, who is also the founding director of the Safeguarding Democracy Project at the UCLA School of Law, said an FBI raid on voting offices in Fulton County, Georgia — more than five years after the 2020 election — appears legally dubious and may be less about accountability than about perpetuating unfounded claims of election fraud. Read more about UCLA in today’s CNN, Time and other outlets.

The UCLA physics and astronomy professor is being recognized for her research in the origin and development of galaxies.

During Dorr’s 13-year tenure, the UCLA school rose to national prominence and deepened its engagement with Los Angeles communities.

Don’t miss your last chance to view the seventh iteration of the Hammer Museum’s biennial exhibition featuring Los Angeles artists.

The three-time alumnus and namesake of UCLA’s engineering school is being honored for advancing and commercializing broadband technology.

A curated selection of stories from across the UCLA campus spotlighting Black voices, histories and research.

A Bruin guide to this month’s most intriguing events at UCLA.

The Los Angeles Times cited UCLA music industry expert Robert Fink in a discussion about the shifts streaming platforms have made in soundtrack production ahead of the 68th Grammy Awards. The article focuses on Netflix’s “KPop Demon Hunters,” which received five Grammy nominations for the film’s fictional K-pop group, “Huntr/x.” Fink, who is also the associate dean for academic affairs in the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, said over the last 10 years, the role of music supervisors working in streaming has become about more than just finding a song to match a scene. Read more about UCLA in today’s Reuters, Los Angeles Times’ ‘De Los’ and other outlets.

These faculty members and alumni of the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music have been nominated for the 2026 music awards.

The Advocate cited a new study released by the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, highlighting the impact of the fires that burned through LGBTQ+ households and businesses. The findings reveal that LGBTQ+ survivors entered the disaster with greater vulnerabilities and less immediate support from community organizations, friends and family. Read more about UCLA in today’s Marketplace, Associated Press and other outlets.

UCLA researchers find certain molecular changes may be protective rather than detrimental in mice.

A new report by UCLA’s Williams Institute details state-level restrictions — and protections — affecting some 724,000 teens in the U.S.

The latest report from the Latino GDP Project looks at Latino business creation from 2007 to 2023.