Ebony Moore’s knack for customer relations is essential at Facilities Management’s Trouble Call Desk.

UCLA Anderson Zhiyun Li and William Yu economists say the fire could also cause a loss of $4.6 billion to the county GDP.

The UCLA Anderson Forecast predicts a 0.48% loss in county-level GDP for 2025, amounting to approximately $4.6 billion.

The fires may no longer be raging, but their impact on our health and communities continues.

A leader in global health, she brings to UCLA an impressive resume and a long list of accomplishments. Meet the chancellor’s partner, Felicia Marie Knaul.

An overview of the stories in UCLA Magazine’s Winter issue.

The secret to the USA artistic swimming team’s success? Training at UCLA.

A double Bruin and current staffer talks about the twisting path out of his tumultuous childhood — and how coming to UCLA changed the trajectory of his life.

A new textbook exploring the rich — and largely untold — history of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders gets ready for its close-up.

A UCLA art historian is exploring what the color blue can tell us about the hidden history of Indigenous peoples.

How Bruin genetic scientists are reawakening hibernating follicles.

A century of Bruin pride comes to life in the UCLA yearbook archive.

A pioneering New York theater company is opening the stage door for neurodiverse kids. That’s due to the bold vision of Bruin Aaron Feinstein.

Three works to put on your bedside table.

Philosopher Paul Taylor has a unique story to tell — about comedy, Hallmark movies and Black aesthetics in the U.S.

We asked our new chancellor, an opera buff: What works should everyone experience?

He has already led organizations in government and academia. Now, Julio Frenk prepares to steer UCLA into the future.

Julio Frenk had some pressing questions about L.A., his new city. We turned to UCLA experts to fill in the blanks.

UCLA arts creators and institutions took center stage at the nation’s largest art event.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass tapped Bruin Lourdes Castro Ramírez to help solve the city’s homelessness problem.

All across campus, UCLA faculty and staff are preserving endangered pieces of cultural heritage, allowing us to better understand our world — and our place in it. 

With pioneering treatments, research and outreach, UCLA's health-centered approach is becoming a national model.

UCLA’s leader begins his tenure as the university’s seventh chancellor.

Editorial and art contributors to the Winter 2025 issue of UCLA Magazine.

The new podcast from UCLA and the Black Art Conservators group is a clarion call for inclusive cultural heritage preservation.