The interactive exhibition is drawn from the department’s archives and is part of AUD's 60th anniversary programming series.

UCLA professor Elissa Hallem’s work deepens understanding of how parasitic worms invade human hosts and opens doors to new strategies to fight infection.

By treating their vision of AI as inevitable rather than a choice, big tech leaders seek to pull the ultimate con job, says UCLA's Ramesh Srinivasan.

Cianna and Cesar Ulloa are rooted in Homeboy Industries, the venerable L.A. institution known for transforming lives. 

A curated selection of stories from across the UCLA campus spotlighting women’s voices, histories and research.

Check out Newsroom’s new monthly roundup of faculty and staff news.

A fruitful partnership between Charles R. Drew University and UCLA to train doctors for underserved communities enters a new era.

The Afrofuturism and horror film expert discusses the groundbreaking film’s sweeping take on race, memory and modern America.

Discussions about pioneering artists and a staged reimagining of Jane Austen’s “Emma” are among the month’s special programming on campus and beyond.

A Bruin guide to this month’s most intriguing events at UCLA.

The UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television dean explores how Asian and Asian American children appear on screen.

By equipping T cells with two proteins derived from fungi, the researchers enabled the immune cells to import cellobiose and convert it into usable glucose inside the cell.

The donation from Los Angeles–based global philanthropists will work to address the growing mental health crisis in the city.

The alumnus and immunologist recounted his groundbreaking research and scientific career at a Feb. 20 seminar.

With a new web portal and task force, the campus is continuing to build a vibrant, inclusive and engaged environment for older adults.

The latest grants support creative research spanning migration histories, digital performance, environmental justice and community storytelling.

A UCLA anthropologist is reshaping how we think about women’s health through the lens of human evolution. 

Center for Scholars & Storytellers report shows young audiences are rejecting outdated masculine stereotypes on screen.

Data show which groups of Californians are among the most targeted.

The collaboration brings together medical schools, professional medical organizations and activist survivor groups.

In honor of Black History Month, UCLA Newsroom revisits the story of one family whose imprint on the university spans nearly a century.

UCLA organic chemists have made phosphine behave like precious metal catalysts.

The collaboration with Kyoto’s Ritsumeikan University will create what could become the largest digital collection of its kind outside of Japan.

Part of Team USA’s self-dubbed “Blade Angels,” Alysa Liu returned to the ice this week, competing in the women’s figure skating competition at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.

As UCLA’s Westwood centennial approaches, professor emeritus Robert Gurval answers questions about Founders’ Rock and campus history.