The operations manager at the UCLA School of Dentistry’s Special Patient Care Clinic works closely with patients and their families.

In a newly published study, UCLA scientists say the stage is set for potentially higher records for extreme rainfall in 2027.

Faculty with expertise in Indigenous media bring fresh perspectives on filmmaking, creative practice and the stories students learn to tell.

Hosted by the UCLA Latinx Success Center, the fifth annual celebration filled Wilson Plaza with music, dancing and cultural pride.

The conservation scientist has made a global difference for tropical forests and countless lives — human and otherwise.

The UCLA women’s basketball coach was recognized for her championship leadership and commitment to student-athletes’ personal development.

A group of biogeochemists have shown that a rare form of the gas can act as a fingerprint for microbial nitrogen conversion.

New grants will safeguard at-risk records of community memory and history, making them accessible for future generations.

J.R. Johnson and Lili Kazarian took very different educational tracks, shaped by experiences caring for their families and communities.

The Geffen School of Medicine professor and longtime campus leader succeeds Marcy Carsey, who led the board for 12 years.

UCLA environmental law professors Alejandro Camacho and Cara Horowitz analyze the arguments and potential impacts of the case.

A new study by the UCLA–UC Berkeley Deportation Data Project examined arrests and removals across seven Southern California counties.

UCLA researchers found associations between the severity of maltreatment and thickness, surface area and volume in some parts of the brain.

In a faculty brimming with brilliant people, Terence Tao — the “Mozart of Math” — remains one of the sharpest minds at UCLA. A conversation.

Find out what UCLA archaeologist Jo Anne Van Tilburg has learned from studying Easter Island’s famed statuary for four decades.

Professor Jorja Leap is on a mission to make social science research more of a spectator sport.

The son of immigrants, Kwame Granderson came to UCLA and discovered his passion for the written word. Now he’s passing that on — in a most meaningful way.

UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television alumna Yvonne Caro Caro is now starring on a very different kind of stage, helping to shape the physicians of the future — one performance at a time.

From cultivating belonging to championing excellence and leading with integrity, three Bruins embody the renewed set of values at the heart of UCLA.

Rene Ong is looking for an invisible particle as old as time. If he can find even the traces it leaves behind, we would be one step closer to understanding how the universe really works.

The sudden shock of losing my eyesight sent me reeling. Until the UCLA community rallied around me to illuminate the path ahead.

They met as undergrads at UCLA. Bonded as budding entrepreneurs. Now, these young UCLA alumni are mining their dorm-room dreams to show they (literally) mean business.

Facing incredible hurdles, Bruin scholars are shining a light on the facts of the federal government’s crackdown on immigration.

The art and editorial contributors to the Fall 2026 edition of UCLA Magazine.

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