Hail to the Hills

A mediocre paintings collection secured by a UC Regent in 1938 was the catalyst that eventually landed UCLA on the national art scene.

More than 50 years ago, a visionary provost wanted UCLA students to live on campus in order to enjoy its “cultural and intellectual riches.”

The UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute pioneered the idea of interdisciplinary research.

When the U.S. entered World War II in December 1941, so did UCLA.

The legendary architect who defined much of the look of mid-20th-century Los Angeles carved his vision into the UCLA campus, too.

Take a different kind of campus tour by scoping out lesser-known landmarks you may never have noticed.

Find out how campus buildings got their names.

A Bruin who excelled on the battlefield, on the playing field and in the courtroom.

Think you know about UCLA athletics history? Here’s your chance to prove it.

The Arroyo Bridge was the first completed structure on the Westwood campus.

UCLA’s Inverted Fountain was installed March 18, 1968 — and led to several Bruin traditions.