The new facility nearly doubles the university's capacity to manufacture personalized treatments for patients with cancer, genetic disorders and other serious diseases.
In a speech focused on UCLA’s future, Julio Frenk repeatedly paused to spotlight the people who embody the university at its best. Learn more about them.
The generosity of Kwame J. Granderson, a real estate attorney and developer, will help generations of Bruins ‘write to the top’ of any field they choose.