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Dr. Peter Whybrow on regaining ourselves from a time-starved, consumer-driven society.

Technique creates 3-D objects that could be used in a variety of biomedical and industrial applications.

If laughter is the best medicine, then kids staying at Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA got a healthy dose during a Halloween celebration filled with giggles and smiles.

The former U.S. congressman joins journalist Ian Masters in a Hammer Forum.

Kubrick's first major success as a filmmaker portrays the hypocrisy and cynicism of authority.

Adjunct professor of electrical engineering is recognized for extraordinary research contributions to the NASA lab.

The ballet troupe raises the barre with its performance of the classic romantic tragedy.

Helen 'Lena' S. Astin, Distinguished Professor Emerita at UCLA and senior scholar at the Higher Education Research Institute, died on Oct. 27 in Los Angeles at the age of 83 after a prolonged illness.

UCLA’s Seulgi Moon and her colleagues devised a mathematical model that estimates the amount of stress bedrock is under, which will enable scientists to predict where fractures may occur.

Ely Guerra, an internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter from Mexico, came to UCLA to meet with students, discuss issues with a Spanish class studying Mexican cultures and perform in a free concert as a UC Regents Lecturer.

The entrepreneur, philanthropist and former UCLA dean has made significant contributions to the arts at UCLA.

UCLA managers can sharpen their leadership skills in programs at the UCLA Anderson School of Management.

UCLA Recreation invites you to strut your Halloween stuff for free spooky swag and a Skeleton Stroll T-shirt.

The UCLA Semel Institute professor studies links between stress, inflammation, depression and cancer.

Learn about and view some of the graphic designer's iconic creations. Presented by Jan-Christopher Horak, director of the UCLA Film and Television Archive and author of 'Saul Bass: Anatomy of Film Design.'

UCLA's John Rogers has devoted his research and writing to identifying inequalities in education and community-organizing for school reform.

Training has caused some men to be so wary of charges of harassment that it stifles women’s opportunities for professional networking, writes Kim Elsesser in the Los Angeles Times.

There is a growing number of UCLA graduates around the world who are revitalizing their UCLA links, thanks to the UCLA Alumni Association’s expanded opportunities and strategic outreach.

Health concerns are a big motivational factor when it comes to being green.

The effort will encompass a 100,000-person study to discover the causes of depression, a new treatment center and a community outreach program.

From issues like access to proper physical and mental health care to homelessness to employment, UCLA has experts who can offer insights into the problems veterans face and solutions.

Martinez will provide guidance and advice to UCLA students on state department careers, internships and fellowships.

50 UC climate change scholars offer 10 urgent solutions to “flatline” global warming by 2050

UCLA education professor's book, 'First Freire,' is about Brazilian educator and philosopher Paulo Freire.

Jon Christensen writes that to take these solutions from UC-wide to a global scale, we’ve got to start now using a combination of technology, outreach and policy.