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Highlights from NBC News, San Francisco Chronicle, Healthline and others.

CicLAvia—Heart of L.A. will feature a wide range of UCLA-related activities, with current Bruins and and talented alumni contributing to the festivities.

The approach could eventually be useful not only for treating cancer, but also for lipid metabolism-related conditions like diabetes.

The “UCLA: Our Stories, Our Impact” exhibit featuring commissioned portraits from activist artists launches on campus today then will tour Los Angeles.

Highlights from Scientific American, CNBC, Gizmodo and others.

The campus will close for 12 days between Saturday, Dec. 21 and Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2020, and will reopen on Thursday, Jan. 2.

Transportation has activities planned throughout October, which is National Rideshare Month.

Cruz won the Pulitzer for drama in 2003 for his play “Anna in the Tropics.”

Findings of the research conducted in mice could inform the development of therapies that reduce the time it takes for people to recover from nerve injuries.

Highlights from New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and others.

The American Indian Welcome event provides native students with the opportunity to network with students, professors and staff, and learn about campus programs.

Dr. Steven Jonas has received a five-year $1.25 million grant from the National Institutes of Health through its High-Risk, High-Reward Research Program.

UCLA’s status as a bike-friendly university has been a long time coming. Here’s the rest of the plan.

Five professors who fled the Nazis brought a new way of thinking to UCLA.

You could say Chris Waller, the new UCLA gymnastics coach, has big shoes to fill. Turns out the job is a perfect fit.

A UCLA centennial initiative expands knowledge from Westwood to the world.

Professor of Medicine Barbara Natterson-Horowitz studies animals to make better sense of humans.

If skies are clear, viewers will be able to see the moon — approximately 240,000 miles from Earth — and its many craters in great detail.

Facial and body expressions just might reveal more than words.

At The Washington Post, Matea Gold leads a team of investigative reporters trying to sort out and report the facts amid the complexities of today’s polarized political system.

Research shows a staycation can be just as refreshing as time out of town.

Dogs visit local medical centers through UCLA’s People-Animal Connection.

UCLA’s Film & Television Archive celebrates celluloid diversity.

The venue is scheduled to reopen in 2021 as the UCLA Nimoy Theater.