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

In its second year, the UCLA Initiative to Study Hate plans to fund new research teams and host a central research hub.

From Nov. 6–9, units across campus will host events highlighting global issues and international opportunities for students.

The research conservationist was recognized for her efforts to protect West African forests from wildfire and other threats.

A study of the Ngogo community in Uganda shows humans aren’t the only primates with menopause and significant post-fertile survival.

The five-year project aims to deepen the university’s impact — on campus, in the broader community and around the globe.

UCLA scholars contributed to Getty project, which makes 16th-century Indigenous Mexican knowledge and culture available online.

UCLA report finds nearly half of those surveyed think sex and romance are too prominent in film and TV.

The technology leverages seawater to capture and store atmospheric carbon dioxide while producing green hydrogen.

The campus topped Harvard, Yale, UC Berkeley and UC Davis as the nation’s most ‘Instagrammable’ university.

The renowned psychologist was honored, in part, for her “groundbreaking research into mental health and the power of human connection.”

Doctoral candidate Shantée Ayala Rosario explains whether scary entities really can sneak into our dreams on a Halloween night.

“By blending science and transformative awareness-raising, this collaboration is helping to save lives,” said life sciences dean Tracy Johnson.

From 1968 to 1997, Young led UCLA’s transformation into a world-class research university.

The center will study the impacts of automated vehicles and new mobility technologies on the nation’s evolving transportation system.

A UCLA Dentistry–led team has received a $5 million federal grant to develop an effective, non-addictive synthetic cannabinoid.

The Labor Movement Fellows program will allow students and faculty to engage with labor leaders, organizers and researchers.

Shannon Speed, director of the UCLA American Indian Studies Center, was named UCLA’s inaugural Paula Gunn Allen Chair in Gender Studies.

Philbin has helped transform the Hammer into one of the city’s landmark institutions and a leading museum of contemporary art for the nation and the world.

Nine mini-documentaries highlight Los Angeles–based artists featured in the Hammer Museum at UCLA’s acclaimed biennial exhibition.

Promise Europe furthers the groundbreaking work of the Promise Institute for Human Rights, broadening the international platform for UCLA’s research, teaching and advocacy.

The digital platform provides comprehensive data on citizenship, health, education, employment and other topics, customizable for different Latino populations.

La plataforma digital incluye una amplia variedad de datos sobre ciudadanía, seguro de salud, educación, empleo y otras áreas temáticas, personalizadas por grupo de ascendencia latina.

A new research report from UCLA and other universities shows the impact of long-term sentencing in California’s women’s prisons.

Fairness has played as big a role in the evolution of species as dominance and hierarchy — but has been understudied.