From transforming artificial intelligence to pursing dialogue across divides, the UCLA pioneer has spent a lifetime turning uncertainty into understanding.

The UCLA Residential Life leader has spent his career creating a community where Bruins feel seen, valued and connected.

Her work as an educator, scientist and campus leader opens new possibilities for young people at UCLA and beyond.

UCLA’s refreshed values — integrity, excellence and belonging — emerged from two years of conversation, collaboration and candid feedback across campus.

UCLA looks back at how Bruins have remembered and responded to the events — and sought to understand their lasting impact.

Surinam toads use ultrasensitive lobes on their fingertips to detect prey without seeing it by using the movement of water.

A new stem cell-based platform produces uniform T cells that attack solid tumors in two ways while avoiding a dangerous side effect.

UCLA professor Luwei Ying marks the milestone with a frank discussion about how the attacks reshaped the world and why resisting fear and division remains one of its most important lessons.

Approximately 20,000 are eligible for the pass, which provides unlimited access to 13 major Southern California transit systems.

Eight bilingual performances, which are free to the public, will coincide with National Hispanic Heritage Month.

The findings uncover metabolic and physical cues that influence which cell types radial glia produce in the developing human cortex.

A new report from the UCLA Institute for Research on Labor and Employment chronicles a year of union growth, worker activism and mounting challenges.

New Bruins head football coach Bob Chesney talks about turning a team into a brood, why he loves reading a room and the coolest thing he’s done since moving to L.A.

Drawing clues from the ring’s inscription, UCLA professor Catherine Bonesho rebuts previous scholarship about the 2,000-year-old relic.

UCLA Health team’s review of six popular peptides finds little evidence and potentially concerning safety issues.

For more than two decades, Gore's innovative approach to library instruction connected and inspired students, faculty and researchers across the university.

UCLA's Alvine Kamaha and her colleagues on the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment observed an event that could be interpreted as a signal from WIMPs.

Check out Newsroom’s latest on the UCLA faculty and staff news — from breakthroughs, honors and milestones to memorable moments — that is shaping our campus and community.

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

Join the reserve on Sept. 12 for its third annual bioblitz, a Pokémon-style hunt to spot wildlife in the Santa Monica Mountains.

Evenings these past few months may have been a bit quieter, but UCLA is still busy discovering, creating, exploring and connecting

The UCLA Global Advisors Council has named 17 professors as winners of the 2026 Global Education and Global Research awards.

UCLA Fielding School of Public Health researchers and international partners will test existing Ebola vaccines against the new strain.

With the nation facing a critical blood shortage, UCLA and 17 other universities will compete for a great cause — and a $1 million grant.

AIAN adults were more likely to delay care and had higher rates of adverse childhood experiences and suicidal thoughts than California adults overall.