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Professor aims to put the history of Mexicans in Los Angeles at your fingertips
Marissa López’s app, “Picturing Mexican America,” will display archival images of 19th century Mexican L.A. connected to the user’s location.
In memoriam: Nan Wooden, 87, daughter of legendary coach John Wooden
A fixture at UCLA basketball games long after her father retired from coaching, she often sat among friends and family in section 103 of Pauley Pavilion.
Destination Westwood
As Bruins begin to populate Westwood Village again, now is the perfect time to revisit its history.
Art as a Means of Getting Outside Ourselves
Charlene Villaseñor Black teaches her students that creative images can inspire empathy toward others, such as the immigrants along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Volunteers Create Paintings for COVID Victims’ Families
Artists from the 3 Wishes Program create paintings on fingerprinted canvases for grieving families.
The Art of Greg Clarke
While at UCLA, he discovered the illustrators of ‘The New Yorker.’ Now he’s one of them.
UCLA class of 2020 graduates return to campus to have their moments
The ceremonies held Sept. 12 were among 30 in-person makeup commencement events scheduled through November.
From building a more just world to providing a best-in-class student experience, UCLA excels across a range of rankings
No. 1 for community college transfer students, veterans and even college food.
UCLA ranked No. 1 public university for fifth straight year by U.S. News & World Report
Since Gene Block became chancellor in 2007, UCLA has risen from the No. 4 public university to the top of the U.S. News rankings.
Do doctors treat pain differently based on their patients’ race?
A UCLA study shows that in the 2000s, physicians prescribed opioids more frequently to whites suffering from back pain than to patients of color.
A New Day in Westwood
Bruins are back, enlivening campus again. Can their spirit of renewal invigorate the village?
Signs of Hope: Bruins Are Out and About
The UCLA and Westwood communities are again enjoying campus and the neighborhood.
Triple Bruin Examines Black History Through Sports
Damion Thomas, a curator at the largest museum of African American culture, uses sports to tell the story of race relations.
‘Tower of Voices’ brings resonance to 9/11 commemoration
The 93-foot chime-filled structure completes the vast Flight 93 National Memorial in Pennsylvania, which was created by UCLA alumnus Paul Murdoch.
Plateia wins three regional food awards from Los Angeles Times readers
The restaurant in the UCLA Luskin Conference Center is now vying for the title of “Best of the Southland.”
Supporting a Movement: The UCLA Labor Center
The downtown L.A.–based center provides students, energy and research to dozens of unions in Los Angeles.
Latinos in labor unions were better protected from job losses during pandemic
A UCLA study also found that Black and Latino union workers had higher wages than their counterparts in non-union jobs.
The Benefits of Drinking Natural Wine
Alum John Stanley advocates drinking vino that’s more expressive and “alive.”
English major Woody Brown wins UCLA creative writing award
Diagnosed with autism at age 2, the fourth-year student is an aspiring novelist.
‘Advancing the culture of community is the mission for UCLA’
Anna Spain Bradley, vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion, on what she’s learned after a year and what’s ahead.
Two Professors Co-Direct Film About Harsh Border Crossing
“Águilas” documents hope and loss in the Arizona desert.
Arthur Ashe: Champion for Justice
The tennis icon spent his life fighting for the oppressed. A new oral history collection tells his story.