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Indigenous people are partners in this cultural conservation research
The study led by UCLA professor Thiago Puglieri incorporates meaningful input from the Amazon region’s Tikuna community.
Susan Slyomovics receives American Anthropological Association book award
She received the association’s Edward M. Bruner Book Prize.
Archives of historic Jewish synagogue burned in LA fires are available at UCLA Library
Materials documenting nearly 100 years of community life at the Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center have been preserved for the public.
Emotionally supportive marriages may protect against obesity through brain-gut connection, UCLA study finds
Novel research reveals that supportive relationships influence weight through oxytocin pathways linking brain, gut microbiome and eating behaviors.
UCLA in the News December 3, 2025
Highlights from The Scientist, Los Angeles Times, Popular Mechanics and others.
Navigating the path forward to retirement for staff
This three-part workshop series from the UCLA Emeriti/Retirees Relations Center and UCLA’s Campus Human Resources offers guidance.
When will the U.S. and California economies see stronger growth?
While AI-driven investment propels growth, tariffs, immigration policy and weak labor markets restrain momentum, UCLA Anderson Forecast economists say.
Reducing financial barriers to contraception lowers rate of unintended pregnancies and abortions
The UCLA study quantifies the benefits of federal programs that fund contraception for low-income Americans.
UCLA in the News December 2, 2025
Highlights from the New York Times, Spectrum News 1, UPI and others.
Anya Jones and Aaswath Raman elected as American Physical Society Fellows
The engineering professors were recognized for contributions to experimental fluid dynamics and advances in thermal photonics, respectively.
Rosario Jaime-Lara elected fellow of New York Academy of Medicine
The nursing school assistant professor’s work focuses on the study of nutrition and the neurophysiology of eating behavior.
Watch: Why aren’t life-changing medicines more affordable?
UCLA’s Osvaldo Gutierrez is working to make sure everyone has access to game-changing drugs.
Study suggests many men may not need long-term hormone therapy for prostate cancer
Shorter courses of androgen deprivation therapy could reduce risks while still effectively controlling cancer.
Staff, guests gearing up for Family Holidays at Lake Arrowhead Lodge
UCLA Lake Arrowhead Lodge offers four- to five-day all-inclusive stays, with full slates of activities and meals, during five major holiday periods.
UCLA in the News November 26, 2025
Highlights from the Associated Press, Marketplace, CBS News and others.
Watch: Full Friendsgiving dinner on order at UCLA Teaching Kitchen
With simple steps, chef instructor Julia Rhoton takes Bruins through a full-course holiday meal. In just a few hours, even those with no cooking skills create a memorable mini-feast.
Reframing university-tribal relationships from the inside out
Professor Theresa Ambo discusses the history of UCLA’s location and her work advancing community-centered relationships with Native Nations.
UCLA in the News November 25, 2025
Highlights from The New York Times Magazine, LAist, Los Angeles Times “De Los” and others.
Awards empower UCLA members to expand university’s global reach
Winners of the inaugural Global Education Award and Global Research Award include 26 individuals across campus.
Kathryn Paul is advancing UCLA’s ‘glocal’ vision for the future
She is helping to expand UCLA's reach as a global university with local and international projects.
It’s sugar season: How to navigate the sweet stuff and protect your health
Simms/Mann dietitian Deborah Hong discusses the link between excessive sugar and cancer risk.