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UCLA law student wins fellowship for dedication to human rights
UCLA School of Law's Kuong Ly wants his immigrant success story to become the norm, not the exception.
Kuong Ly wants to be known not only for where he comes from, but for where he’s going.
The second-year UCLA School of Law...
New medical plans for faculty, staff for 2013
Some big changes and new choices in medical plans are coming to Open Enrollment this fall.UC is offering a revamped menu of plans for 2014 that offers better value and clearer choices, including two new plans: Blue Shield Health Savings Plan, which...
Researchers develop new type of fluorescent camera for blood diagnostics, brain mapping
UCLA's new high-speed microscopy technique, which was inspired by wireless communications, is some 10 times faster than current fluorescence-imaging technologies.
Lunar orbiters discover source of space weather near Earth
"We have finally found what powers Earth's aurora and radiation belts," said UCLA's Vassilis Angelopoulos. "It took many years ... but it has certainly paid off."
Pritzker Family Foundation supports foster youth at UCLA with $3 million gift
The new endowment will help foster youth focus on their studies by providing grants to cover tutoring, mental health services, summer housing and unforeseen school expenses.
The fallout from failed gun policy will be more inspections
Adam Winkler is a professor at UCLA School of Law and the author of "Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America." This op-ed appeared in the New York Daily News Sunday, Sept. 22.
Another tragic mass shooting, another round...
Places, everyone! UCLA TFT's 2013-14 theater season is about to begin
UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television's 2013–14 theater season will feature 12 exciting new and returning events, incuding plays, opera and musical theater.
14-year-old math, chess prodigy enrolls at UCLA
Joined by his older brother in the Class of 2017, Luke Vellotti plans to study math and computer science while he continues using his chess skills to help others.
UCLA Athletics announces plans for new football training facility
A campaign will raise private funds for a comprehensive training facility to be located on the west side of Spaulding Field, the practice field for the Bruin football team.
Her best-selling book widens horizons for women over 30 in China
In her blockbuster book former L.A. Deputy Mayor Joy Chen argues that, contrary to Chinese tradition, life is not over for single women over 30 in China.
The unofficial motto of the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs comes from its dean,...
Early imaging, diagnosis of Alzheimer's leads to changes in patient care, better outcomes
In a clinical trial, patients whose doctors were given access to early brain scans showed better executive function, memory and overall cognitive ability over a two-year period.
6,500 UCLA student volunteers help out across the Los Angeles area
Volunteers are working at more than 50 schools, public parks, senior centers, community centers and homeless service providers. Chancellor Gene Block joined California Assembly Speaker John Perez at Leo Politi Elementary School in Koreatown.
New students told to embrace diversity, be proud and challenge yourself
Enthusiasm and optimism were in the hearts and minds of thousands of incoming UCLA students representing 54 countries, 44 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and Guam at this afternoon’s annual UCLA New Student Welcome.
Hammer Museum to help revitalize Westwood with artisanal pop-ups
The UCLA Hammer Museum on Monday announced Arts ReSTORE LA: Westwood — an initiative aimed at trying to help revitalize Westwood Village by tapping into Los Angeles’ creative community by having local artisans and craftspeople open...
Chancellor Block welcomes back students for 2013-14 school year
"I'm especially pleased to welcome our newest students to the Bruin family," Block writes in his message to the UCLA campus community.
New UCLA dining hall serves up a plateful of healthy ideas
One of the first health-themed dining halls in the country, Bruin Plate focuses on local, sustainable, fresh, wholesome and unprocessed foods.
To improve education, we must make school less boring
Marcelo Suárez-Orozco is dean and a distinguished professor of education at UCLA's Graduate School of Education & Information Studies. He is the author of many books including "Educating the Whole Child for the Whole World." This op-ed appeared...
UCLA engineers develop a stretchable, foldable transparent electronic display
Imagine a curtain that illuminates a room or a smartphone screen that can be pulled to twice its normal size. UCLA's new OLED technology takes us a step closer to that reality.
Pesticide regulation in California is flawed, UCLA report says
Researchers show that in at least one case, the system failed by approving a chemical called methyl iodide for use on strawberries.
UCLA scientists explain the formation of unusual ring of radiation in space
In pondering the mysterious ring in the Earth's Van Allen belts, researchers made a crucial discovery: Not all high-energy particles obey the same physics.
How would you artistically represent "touch"?
There’s more to the beginning of the new school year than the return of students. The New Wight Gallery at the Broad Art Center reopens Thursday, Sept. 26 with the exhibition Keep in Touch, a contemporary fine arts exhibition featuring a...
First residents move into UCLA's new, state-of-the-art residence halls
Three newly opened buildings on "The Hill" further UCLA's commitment to providing students with a residential experience that complements their academic pursuits.
UCLA Department of Design | Media Arts announces events for fall 2013
The UCLA Department of Design | Media Arts (DMA) is offering a variety of events for the public's enjoyment this fall, including exhibitions and lectures.
UCLA Architecture and Urban Design announces events for fall 2013
UCLA Architecture and Urban Design (A.UD) presents a series of public events this fall, including lectures and exhibitions.