UCLA Magazine

A new app aims to bring the forgotten stories of Mexican-owned ranchos in Los Angeles to life — one digital map marker at a time.

Westwood is the location for a surprising number of sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

In reaching for an audacious dream — to be the first Iranian to climb the world’s Seven Summits — Sara Safari found her life’s purpose.

Insurgent content platforms like Substack are rewriting the rules of publishing. Here are some Bruin newsletters you should be reading now.

When Google needed someone to oversee its boldest, most cutting-edge new ventures, it turned to a Bruin.

How an offhand comment set off a CSI-worthy quest to find a lost piece of sartorial cinema history.

How a small Westwood cemetery became the last stop for so many of the famous.

A short documentary about the Bruins bonded together by their fascination with scaling the heights.

Despite the recent fires, Michael Jerrett says we can reverse the current trends of cataclysmic climate change.

As it celebrates its centennial, the UCLA Alumni Association continues to unite and uplift Bruins past, present and future.

An overview of the stories in UCLA Magazine’s Spring issue.

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

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

The day we set aside to celebrate love can sometimes feel like nothing but stress. Here’s how to guarantee that love is in the air.

A leader in global health, she brings to UCLA an impressive resume and a long list of accomplishments. Meet the chancellor’s partner, Felicia Marie Knaul.

An overview of the stories in UCLA Magazine’s Winter issue.

The secret to the USA artistic swimming team’s success? Training at UCLA.

A double Bruin and current staffer talks about the twisting path out of his tumultuous childhood — and how coming to UCLA changed the trajectory of his life.

A new textbook exploring the rich — and largely untold — history of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders gets ready for its close-up.

A UCLA art historian is exploring what the color blue can tell us about the hidden history of Indigenous peoples.

How Bruin genetic scientists are reawakening hibernating follicles.

A century of Bruin pride comes to life in the UCLA yearbook archive.

A pioneering New York theater company is opening the stage door for neurodiverse kids. That’s due to the bold vision of Bruin Aaron Feinstein.

Three works to put on your bedside table.

Philosopher Paul Taylor has a unique story to tell — about comedy, Hallmark movies and Black aesthetics in the U.S.