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Becoming a formal department would bolster UCLA's scholarship and opportunities in African American studies.

The gift will support research and policy fellows; fund student scholarships and a public service fellowship; support outreach, events and speaker series; and provide resources to attract faculty.

UCLA law professor Katherine Stone studies the erosion of the middle class and the changing nature of employment.

Marjorie Eloise Lund Crump, who did significant work in public service and entrepreneurship and who, together with her husband Ralph, was a major supporter of UCLA, died of natural causes on April 1 at her home in Trumbull, Conn.   Over

CTI-Pathology/UCLA Health will operate the first lab of its kind in China, offering genetic and molecular diagnostics and other sophisticated tests; UCLA pathologists will also provide training for Chinese lab specialists.

After signing agreements with Peking University, Fudan University and Nanjing Medical University, UCLA will host a forum addressing public health issues in China.

Mona Simpson looks back on her precarious financial status at UC Berkeley and her beginnings as a writer.

Students who learned that they'd been admitted to UCLA, selected from a record 86,000 applicants, shared their excitement on Twitter, Instagram and other social networks.

Nearly a thousand UCLA students danced for 26 hours at Pauley Pavilion to benefit research and outreach to help stop the spread of AIDS around the world.

Study provides evidence that being overweight makes people tired and sedentary — not the other way around.

Increasingly, legislative and judicial actions sacrifice individual rights at the altar of anti-discrimination law, the authors argue.

On April 4th, UCLA Library hosted its sixth annual Edible Book Festival, celebrating the edible form of the written word.

In his May 6 performance, Bain will weave together spoken word, calypso, classical music and the voices of more than 40 characters to tell the story of his own wrongful imprisonment.

Patients, staff and visitors can now enjoy a healthier version of the traditional burger-and-fries lunch. The menu additions further the medical centers' focus on healthier eating.

For middle-aged African-American or Asian woman, social class may play a significant role in how likely they are to suffer bone fractures.

Promoting healthy lifestyle choices, UCLA's Healthy Campus Initiative has funded 13 new projects proposed by student organizations.

UCLA public policy student Janine Berridge has worked and traveled throughout Africa to gain the experience she needs to continue to improve the lives of those in need.

UCLA's Friends of English book club supports the English department by funding graduate fellowships, scholarships and research.

Deborah Nadoolman Landis has created a popular exhibition that illuminates the costume designer’s creative process as well as celebrates and explores costume design as a key component of cinema storytelling.

The annual Dance Marathon is UCLA’s largest student fundraising event, raising funds for pediatric HIV/AIDS

In its first quarterly report of 2014, the Forecast asserts that the weather that ravaged much of the country caused slower-than-expected national growth. However, the economy should rebound in the spring.

A new study argues that Chinese- and Vietnamese-American "tiger moms" see education as the only sure path to upward mobility.

Discovery of hydrogen-rich apatite in lunar rocks seemed to hint that the moon's past was more watery. Think again, says UCLA's Jeremy Boyce.

As the movie studios go digital, the UCLA Film and Television Archive and Arts Library remind people of the important role film has played in movie-making.

Scientists at UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center have published the first study explaining in detail how viruses reprogram the metabolism of the cells they invade to promote continued viral growth within an organism.