In memoriam: Michael Grunstein, 77, pioneering scientist who helped make genetic cloning possible
The distinguished professor emeritus of biological chemistry made breakthroughs in epigenetics research.
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UCLA Festival of Preservation celebrates moving image history on April 5–7
The 21st edition of the biennial event, at the Hammer Museum’s Billy Wilder Theater, is free.
UCLA College Corps receives second grant from governor’s office
The announcement comes as AmeriCorps leaders, state legislators look to campus program to inform national service campaign.
Melissa Bilal named to new Promise Chair in Armenian Music, Arts, and Culture at UCLA
The endowed chair will support research, undergraduate and graduate courses in Armenian music, and academic conferences.
Daniela Cortez Bravo: Elevating student voices in UCLA’s Hispanic-Serving Institution efforts
The HSI initiative will be hosting a campus forum on nurturing Latino excellence on Feb. 22.
Watch: Bruinettes bring pillar of the HBCU experience to UCLA
Since last fall, the danceline performance group has carved out a new space for Black inclusion at Bruin sporting events.
How to dim the consequences of global light pollution
The harm excessive light causes animals and humans, plus mitigation solutions, are detailed in a new report.
Stress during pregnancy can lead to early maturation of first-born daughters
The UCLA-led research team’s study is the first to identify earlier adrenal puberty as a result of prenatal stress.
WATCH: Great ape children poke and run from adults, like humans
A UCLA-led team of scientists observed youngsters of orangutans and other apes engaging in playful teasing to get adults’ attention.
Chancellor Block offers advice to Geffen Academy’s senior class
UCLA’s outgoing leader held a fireside chat with the high school students, who are getting ready for college.
A look back at the Inquisition’s prosecution of Galileo: What really happened?
Today, on what would have been the Italian astronomer’s 460th birthday, we revisit one of Newsroom’s most-read stories.
Stephen Agostini named UCLA’s vice chancellor and chief financial officer
Agostini, a seasoned finance leader with extensive experience across higher education and government, will begin his new role May 6.
UCLA honored as a top producer of Fulbright U.S. Scholars for 2023–24
Six faculty members and researchers are conducting projects from Botswana to Japan, expanding and deepening the university’s global engagement.
Making STEM accessible through translation
A UCLA-led project aims to increase the availability of Spanish-language neuroscience research.
Election 360: Immigration and the border
Immigration is the top voter issue. But UCLA experts say the news media often overlook the bigger issues surrounding immigration and the border.
UCLA Hall of Famer DeShaun Foster named Bruins football head coach
Foster, a former UCLA and NFL running back, has spent the past seven seasons as the Bruins’ running backs coach.
Q&A: Cindy Fan on the importance of global studies and perspectives
The UCLA professor and vice provost recently joined the National Academy of International Education, an honorary society and think tank.
IN FOCUS: Black History Month
Read a curated selection of stories from across the UCLA campus spotlighting Black voices, histories and research.
‘The best way to protect voting rights’: A Q&A with UCLA’s Richard Hasen
In a new book, the law professor and voting rights expert argues for a constitutional amendment affirming the right to vote.
‘Your voice matters too’: UCLA’s AJ Addae on the need for young Black scientists in the cosmetics industry
There’s an “inclusivity problem” when it comes to the testing and development of skin products, the doctoral student and entrepreneur says.
UCLA’s head football coach Chip Kelly steps down
Kelly, whose teams went 35-34 during his tenure as head coach, announced today that he is departing after six seasons in Westwood.
Mayor’s office details homelessness plans at UCLA Extension land use conference
Across campus, students and scholars are responding to the challenges facing Los Angeles and the city’s nearly 75,000 homeless residents.
Super Bowl gambling: Does America have a problem?
UCLA gambling disorders expert Dr. Timothy Fong says every state has seen increased demand for gambling-related treatment services since 2018.
Researchers measure and control interactions between magnetic ripples using lasers
Fundamental step toward ultrafast magnetism-based computers comes from multi-institution team science involving UCLA.
UCLA hosts its largest Activist-in-Residence cohort
The five advocates for social change will be on campus through May to “turn the university inside out.”