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The latest report from the Latino GDP Project looks at Latino business creation from 2007 to 2023.

Research brief: Unlocking amorphous structures could advance technologies for ultrathin electronics, medical devices.

Frenk reflects on how his family's story is a reminder of why kindness and compassion matter and how the power of human connection can combat hatred.

Clues about extreme cases and omicron’s effects come from a cross-disciplinary international research team.

This is the fourth year in a row — and the eighth time in the last 12 years — the program has earned top honors in the "Best Online Programs" survey.

More than 160 volunteers fanned out across the streets of Westwood as part of an annual effort to accurately tally the number of unhoused people living in the local community.

UCLA professor Stella Ghervas explains the broad shift in the U.S. approach to Europe and the rest of the world.

A Center for Neighborhood Knowledge and Unseen analysis finds the Trump administration has reshaped immigration enforcement.

The initiative examines how Australia is designing culturally appropriate care for underserved and Indigenous populations.

The UCLA Luskin California Poll also reveals residents’ financial well-being and views on voting age, AC and bracing for wildfire.

UCLA organic chemists can’t quit breaking the rules — and that’s a good thing! 

A new free book by alumnus Christopher Baylor, a lecturer in the UCLA Department of Political Science, poses the question.

Nearly six decades after his death, the civil rights icon's legacy lives on in Westwood through archival materials and courses inspired by his social justice teachings.

UCLA historian Robin D.G. Kelley reflects on nonviolence, protest and teaching in the present moment.

UCLA hosted the first annual LA Fire Research Conference to answer that question, convening researchers from across the U.S., agencies and survivors.

From UCLA to skid row: Healing UCLA’s unhoused populations Dr. Mary Marfisee, an assistant professor of medicine at UCLA and director of family medical services at Los Angeles’ Union Rescue Mission, has spent nearly 20 years providing care to more ...

Homeownership is one of the clearest windows into how inequality is reproduced in American society.

The use of pesticides on farms in California largely ended in 2015, but exceptions have been allowed for fumigating freight containers and similar shipping needs.

Faculty have been sharing their insight on issues related to the incursion into Venezuela and the capture of Nicolás Maduro.

The campus is among an elite group of universities recognized for their deep commitment to community engagement across education, teaching and service.

A new UCLA study combines human and animal research to identify chlorpyrifos as a potential environmental cause of brain disease.

In a UCLA survey, kindness, self-acceptance, and having fun were also among the top values, influencing the media content they consume.

The Center for Scholars & Storytellers founder discusses a YouTube content creator’s guide, social media bans and teen accounts.

An advance warning system will tell people when to take down their bird feeders to prevent outbreaks from starting.

A former student-athlete and coach, Layne was a lifelong fan of multiple Bruin sports and a UCLA donor across six decades.