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Out and About: The economics of the NFL

Ever wondered about the finances behind NFL football? UCLA’s proposed Institute for the Study of Economics of Sports and Society will explore "The Economics of the NFL" on Thursday, March 20.

Theater professor to direct play for Hollywood’s Actor’s Co-op

Linda Kerns, adjunct associate professor of theater, is directing "Going to St. Ives" at the Actor’s Co-op in Hollywood, now through March 16. The two-person drama, written by Pulitzer Prize-nominee Lee Blessing, tells the story the mother of an ...

'It's Always Sunny' at UCLA

Tom Nunan, a visiting assistant professor at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television and a member of the school's steering committee, recently sat down with Charlie Day and Rob McElhenney to talk about their FX show "It's Always Sunny in ...

Chemistry professor named to editorial board of publication

Anastassia Alexandrova, UCLA assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, has been appointed to the editorial board of Scientific Reports, a research publication within the Nature Publishing Group. The editorial board, composed ...

Political science professor publishes new book

Edmond Keller, professor of political science and director of UCLA's Globalization Research Center, has published a new book, "Identity, Citizenship and Political Conflict in Africa." The book reconsiders how national identity has been understood in ...

Leamer part of L.A. delegation to Mexico

Ed Leamer, director of the UCLA Anderson Forecast, traveled to Mexico City with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti this week on the first international trade mission of his administration. Leamer, who is also the Chauncey J. Medberry Chair in Management, ...

TFT professor creates app available on iTunes

An app created by Stephen Mamber, professor and vice chair of cinema and media studies in the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, is now available as a free iPad app in the iTunes App Store.The app, titled"Who Shot Liberty Valance?," is an ...

Kominski to give Breslow Lecture

Gerald Kominski, recently named Dean's Distinguished Scholar for 2014 in the Fielding School of Public Health, will deliver the Lester Breslow Distinguished Lecture on March 17. The lecture, titled "The Affordable Care Act: Will 2014 Finally be the ...

NASA offers UCLA scientists possibility of a lab in space

NASA's chief scientist for the International Space Station visited UCLA labs and talked to scientists about the potential for running experiments in zero gravity onboard the space station with the help of trained astronauts.

Motomura to receive UCLA's Distinguished Teaching Award

Professor Hiroshi Motomura, the Susan Westerberg Prager professor of Law, has been selected to receive UCLA’s Distinguished Teaching Award. The award represents the highest attainment of academic and professional excellence at UCLA and honors ...

Marketing award for GSEIS e-newsletter

"Ampersand," the bi-weekly e-newsletter from the UCLA Graduate of Education and Information Studies, has been recognized as a best practice in the western United States by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education CASE as part of the ...

Out and About: Dr. Larry Brilliant receives the UCLA Medal

Dr. Larry Brilliant received the UCLA Medal on Monday, March 3, for his landmark contributions to public health and his deep commitment to making the world a healthier and better place. From the left are Chancellor Gene Block, Dr. Brilliant,...

Chef electrifies his two-wheeled commute

Kevin Aiello, executive chef of UCLA's Bruin Plate dining hall, pedals 16 miles from Manhattan Beach to Westwood and then back again on his electric bike every day. It's helped him cope with diabetes.
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