UCLA conmemorará 100 años con celebraciones en todo Los Angeles
Una serie de programas y eventos ilumina su crecimiento, su compromiso a la diversidad y la inclusión, y su impacto como una universidad de investigación pública líder.
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Founders of UCLA would marvel at their creation today
In just 100 years, UCLA has grown into a world-class center of learning, research and health care.
Hormones that mimic the womb might help brain heal from multiple sclerosis
Research Brief: Nearly 1 million people in the U.S. have MS, and treatments that can reverse the course of disease, rather than temporarily ease symptoms, are needed.
UCLA names Emily A. Carter new executive vice chancellor and provost
Emily A. Carter, dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Princeton University, will become UCLA’s new chief academic officer.
UCLA ranked No. 4 in Forbes Best Value Colleges List
The rankings assess the 300 best value colleges and universities in the United States.
Frequently asked questions about measles
Guidance on the current measles outbreak from UCLA and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health
Brain’s support network may play key role in attention deficit, hyperactivity behaviors
The brain cells, called astrocytes, previously thought to provide mainly nourishment and housekeeping functions for neurons, may help regulate the disorders, a UCLA study suggests.
Solar cells (like people!) work better with caffeine
In tests, perovskite-based cells made with the same chemical found in coffee maintained their power conversion efficiency for several weeks longer than those without it.
UCLA statement: Protecting our campus after reported measles case
A message to the UCLA community from Chancellor Gene Block.
UCLA Depression Grand Challenge seeks votes in competition for $100,000 grant
Team members are using social media, reaching out to friends and family, and doing outreach around campus to share information about the effort and ask for their support.
Housing costs dampen residents’ satisfaction with life in Los Angeles
UCLA's Quality of Life Index shows that sky-high housing prices most worry respondents — especially younger people and renters.
South Korean percussion genre ‘samul nori’ goes global
Q&A with UCLA ethnomusicologist Katherine In-Young Lee about the evolution of this regional rural tradition.
UCLA public policy professor creates committee to advise the EPA
The External Environmental Economics Advisory Committee, launched by J.R. DeShazo, will advise the Environmental Protection Agency on the benefits and costs of its policies.
UCLA–Tulane study finds improved WIC food packages reduced children’s risk for obesity
The researchers examined health and population data from more than 180,000 children served by the WIC program in Los Angeles County.
UCLA student playwrights honored by the Kennedy Center
Graduate students Kyle McCloskey and Cary Simowitz and alumnus Sean McCord were recognized as during the 2019 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival.
Will ocean seafood farming sink or swim? UCLA study evaluates its potential
Research on 144 countries reveals the opportunities and pitfalls of this fast-growing sector.
Longtime UCLA donors establish faculty chair in restorative dentistry
The Naomi and Jim Ellison Endowed Chair is the dental school’s third new endowed chair in the past three years and 12th overall.
The stone faces and human problems on Easter Island
Archaeologist Jo Anne Van Tilburg, who will be on “60 Minutes” April 21, continues to seek insight from the statues and for the living descendants of their makers.
When psychiatric medications are abruptly discontinued, withdrawal symptoms may be mistaken for relapse
UCLA research contributes to assessing the reliability of industry-funded drug trials.
Students score big in UCLA Law’s start-up competition
Ideas to address teeth grinding and improve human resources were winners of the $100,000 Lowell Milken Institute-Sandler Prize for New Entrepreneurs.
Team proposes plan to use bioinformatics, open data to boost science in developing countries
The UCLA-led group has created an online resource guide to help scientists in lower-income countries jumpstart research programs.
Psychology professor elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
UCLA’s Keith Holyoak takes an interdisciplinary approach to studying human intelligence, critical thinking and creativity.