A UCLA-led study shows that stars merging through collisions may explain how supermassive black holes formed so early in time.

After three years, the event made a lively comeback this spring, with a few surprises and plenty to think about. Now you can watch every presentation.

As the state prepares for its midterm elections, here are some ways to make sure your voice is heard.

UCLA experts are available to discuss climate- and environment-related topics as midterm elections approach.

UCLA researchers map how mechanical forces open DNA, enabling more precise and efficient gene activation by CRISPR to boost cell conversion.

Andrew Ruane underwent the procedure in the early days of the UCLA Health adult bone marrow transplant program.

In the latest episode of “Cabinet of Curiosities,” Shanti Lindberg explains why we should love and not fear these backyard beauties.

With further development, the findings could provide the basis for new technologies such as energy-efficient computer memory.

The annual awards recognized outstanding reporting on topics ranging from the Trump administration’s financial dealings to the global race for artificial intelligence.

The study from the Center for Scholars & Storytellers at UCLA provides insight into young people’s media preferences.

A UCLA-led study finds that in military confrontations, misunderstanding an opponent’s intentions can fuel conflict — while something as simple as a shared boundary can help stop it.

UCLA sociologist Aliza Luft explains how polarizing factors could shape the midterm elections — and why Americans may have more in common than they think.

Health economist Susan Ettner, physician-scientist Donald Kohn and cancer researcher Dennis Slamon are among the 100 new members of the academy’s class of 2026.

UCLA Law’s Rick Hasen and Shelby Wayment cut through the noise, explaining what voters should watch for, what could go wrong and why there’s reason for optimism.

Miller, a food policy strategist, advocate and author, is also the founding executive director of the Chef Action Network.

As the campus prepares to serve as the Olympic and Paralympic Village in 2028, we take a look back at UCLA during the 1932 and 1984 Games.

The road to Olympic gold runs through UCLA Dining, where chefs are preparing to serve 60,000 meals a day to the world’s top athletes.

From a makeshift long jump pit in East St. Louis to Olympic glory, the Bruin star soared to extraordinary heights — and helped change women’s sports forever.

Longtime public servant and UCLA Luskin policy expert Zev Yaroslavsky assesses the issues surrounding the hotly contested Proposition 40.

The latest California Health Interview Survey also provides insights into immigrants’ health and young adult vaping, among other topics.

Events and exhibitions on campus this fall highlight Indigenous histories, creativity and communities.

Brand and her research partners have been examining how workers who lose AI-exposed jobs move to other occupations.

UCLA professors Georgia Kernell, Stuart Soroka and Lynn Vavreck discuss campaign ads and media coverage as midterms approach.

Higher education offers students the opportunity to learn in life-changing courses — and from one another's diverse perspectives. 

UCLA’s Miriam Posner explores the history of supply chain management – and why companies know surprisingly little about where their products come from.