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The competition, organized by UCLA, Amazon and consulting firm Slalom, introduces students to new ways of using technology to address critical issues.

The retiring founder and director looks back on the sea change he sparked in his 42 years of campus service.

Alumnus and actor Randall Park, Chancellor Block and others encourage graduates to make meaningful change in the world.

After transferring from Los Angeles Valley College, Kelly Kingman, 55, is graduating with honors from UCLA.

Thien Nguyen has seen too many people, including members of her family, suffering.

Noise-canceling headphones, fidget toys and a calming room will be available to audience members for the first time.

During her four years at UCLA, Sam Vi-Tang found her calling — and friends she will never forget.

“As my family members helped each other, I hope to do that with a professional lens on a broader scale,” says graduating senior Samantha Gallegos.

Eduardo Jacques Martinez, a former Marine reservist, will apply his UCLA geology degree to studying renewable energy.

Morolake Omoya is the first Black UCLA student to earn three degrees in civil and environmental engineering.

For Drew Nishikawa, personal experience, a meaningful internship and a minor in disability studies pointed the way forward.

Graduating senior Antwan Adams keeps finding ways for others to benefit from his varied experiences.

Through a new program, student-athletes can earn professional certificates while retaining NCAA eligibility.

Over the past year, 120 UCLA students contributed 450 service hours each through the new program.

We spotlight the unique journeys of just some of the 14,000-plus Bruins who will receive their degrees this week.

Singer-songwriter Paravi Das and filmmaker Jahmil Eady are recognized in a new program launched by the Chancellor’s Council on the Arts.

Working with Agriculture for Africa, seven Bruins got their hands dirty during spring break.

Research by Graham Rossmore, who will graduate with a master’s in urban planning, has already influenced Los Angeles policy decisions.

Transportation will be available from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. to help students studying late.

Through her award-winning research and mentoring, Gloria Jiyoon Kim has helped light the path for transfer students.

Graduation ceremonies, which are already underway, will crescendo June 16.

Current editor Christopher Ikonomou says the publication didn’t always serve the entire LGBTQ+ community.

Professors Jolie Chea and Loubna Qutami discuss how the field of Asian American studies is evolving.

Lynn Nguyen was inspired to help others by her refugee parents and a doctor who brought comfort to Vietnamese families.

The graduating psychology student has been honored with a Dean’s Prize for Excellence in Research and Creativity.