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New book spotlights UC Natural Reserve System

The University of California Press has just published a new book, "The Environmental Legacy of the UC Natural Reserve System," that celebrates the UC Natural Reserve System (NRS) and describes the unique blend of conservation, field science and ...

Direct deposit of your paycheck saves you, UCLA aggravation

Want to avoid long lines at the bank and needless trips to an ATM? Want full access to all the dollars in your UCLA paycheck on payday, instead of having to wait one day later? How would you like to receive your paycheck even if you’re ill or...

In Memoriam: Neurobiologist Ellen Roter Dirksen

Ellen Roter Dirksen, 85, who researched the cell biology of cilia and their role in intercellular communication, died Jan, 5, 2013, in Sherman Oaks. Born in Lagow, Poland, she emigrated with her family to Panama and eventually Chicago. After receiving ...

Coming soon to UCLA: women’s sand volleyball

Starting this spring, UCLA will add sand volleyball as a women’s intercollegiate sport, bringing the total number of intercollegiate athletic teams to 25 — 15 for women and 10 for men.   The team will be coached by UCLA Athletics...

Two physicians are awarded UC Health Fellowships

The University of California's Center for Health Quality and Innovation has awarded fellowships to two UCLA physicians who are working on projects to improve the quality and value of care Dr. Robin Clarke, medical director for quality for the UCLA ...

Music legends, industry insiders share life lessons in class

The 134 students taking Ken Kragen’s inaugural Music Industry 106 class, "Stardom Strategies for Musicians," are primed to expect the unexpected. It started on the first day of class, taught by the longtime music industry...

Dentistry names Bob and Marion Wilson Endowed Chair

Dr. Earl Freymiller, an eminent oral and maxillofacial surgeon and a professor at theUCLA School of Dentistry, is the inaugural holder of UCLA's Bob and Marion Wilson Endowed Chair. The endowed term chair — the eighth at the dental school — was ...

Out of the classroom, into the community

For fourth-year anthropology major Linnet Luna, readings and lectures in her "Gender and Language in Society" class on the social context of communication came to life at the Bresee Foundation, a nonprofit community organization a world apart from campus.

Mayoral candidates forum draws crowd to UCLA's Royce Hall

UCLA’s Royce Hall was the venue for Monday night’s debate between Los Angeles’ top five mayoral candidates (from left to right): City Councilmember Jan Perry, attorney and radio talk-show host Kevin James, City Councilmember Eric...

Super Bowl coverage cites research by UCLA graduate student

Patrick Adler, an urban planning graduate student, found his study featured on the NFL Network.With Super Bowl Sunday just days away and the media running football stories of all stripes, an intriguing piece of research by UCLA graduate...

Hula-hooping to fitness

Joe, Josie and their fellow Bruins turned out Monday on Collins Court for the fair launching UCLA's Healthy Campus Initiative. Above, the crowd joins in a free hula-hooping demo, where an instructor shared ways to use the toy in a fitness routine.

Silent to sound: A look back at a quiet revolution

The latest film series being hosted by the UCLA Film and Television Archive sheds light on a revolution that shook the foundations of the moviemaking industry and changed it forever:  how movie studios made the transition from silent film to...

The top 10 most popular majors?

UCLA number-cruncher Robert Cox does the math on where students are flowing and – dare we say – finds the most popular majors on campus.

UCLA's film school, students a big presence at Sundance

The UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television warmly welcomed more than 400 guests to the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, with a reception, co-hosted with a leading entertainment news website, The Wrap. Dean Teri Schwartz...

Nursing professor to give institute's Directors Lecture

Mary Woo, professor at the School of Nursing, has been selected to give the third National Institute of Nursing Research Director’s Lecture. The NINR Director’s Lecture is an annual event, designed to bring the nation’s top nurse scientists to the NIH ...

GlobeOp co-founder Gives $3M to Anderson for new chair

UCLA Anderson School of Management graduate and longtime supporter Hans Hufschmid has donated $3 million to establish the Hans Hufschmid Chair in Management. The gift will set up an endowed fund to help provide ongoing support for the research and ...
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