ucla magazine

UCLA is a partner in fighting childhood obesity.

The UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute pioneered the idea of interdisciplinary research.

Neuroscience has advanced more in the past decade and a half than in all of human history. UCLA has been at the forefront of this journey for more than 50 years.

A look at the articles in UCLA Magazine’s 2015 fall issue.

Make no mistake: Special Olympics athletes came to UCLA to win, but they left with so much more.

UCLA Professor Maite Zubiaurre’s unique course helps Bruin students see beauty in the world through a grease-stained lens.

Wireless mobile technologies are transforming the face of health care and ushering in a new kind of patient/physician partnership.

Management in the 21st century is anything but business as usual.

Jeffrey Vinokur M.S. ’13 found a way to combine his two loves: chemistry and hip-hop.

Trap Girl guitarist and UCLA Assistant Professor Jessica Schwartz teaches the aesthetic, compositional, performance and political history of punk music.

A visit to your doctor will be more effective if you prepare before you go.

The new U.S. Poet Laureate has been called an “American original.”

The producers, cast and crew of the nerdy TV show committed to supporting STEM students at UCLA.

Louise Richardson ’80 shattered the glass ceiling at Oxford University.

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

We must continually advance the quest for equal justice and a multiethnic democracy on our campus.

In the hangar where Howard Hughes built the “Spruce Goose,” UCLA architecture students are designing an almost unimaginable future.

Braving floods, fires and swarms of vampire mosquitoes, UCLA Professor Susan Perry has spent 25 years chasing capuchin monkeys through Costa Rica.

With a little help from your fellow Bruins, some truly unique experiences are just waiting to be yours.

UCLA physicists study big questions at the large Hadron Collider.

From Lithuania to Los Angeles and on into the jungles of Costa Rica, a fascination with primates has taken Kotrina Kajokaite around the world.

UCLA architecture and urban design chair Hitoshi Abe helped form ArchiAid, which will assist in the reconstruction of Sendai, Japan.

Most people in recovery got help because someone was honest with them. But how do you approach those sensitive conversations?

Craig Woods uses improv techniques to teach dental students how to read patients’ emotions.

Filipino fighter Manny Pacquiao chose to train at Drake Stadium for his bout with Floyd Mayweather Jr.