UCLA professor Jaimie Krems talks about the humanity behind the show's humor and the importance of human connection.

The professor of history and architecture, whose work encouraged designers to look past traditional labels, died July 26.

Some walked away with a diploma; others merely passed through on their way to renown. Meet the Bruins you had no idea were ever Bruins.

The project aims to design a fault-tolerant quantum computer that could open the door to practical quantum advantage.

Faced with the loss of federal funding, UCLA scientists turned to an unexpected online platform to buoy their landmark long-term marmot study.

A new statistical tool reliably measures how well genetically distinct brain cells grow and survive when pooled together in a village.

Neil Garg and Anshul Kogar will take part in ‘Lectures on Tap,’ events that spark discussion and foster community.

The cohort explored the African diaspora and examined Ghana's history and contemporary culture.

UCLA study finds that female birds have a 12% lower survival rate past adulthood.

Her thought-provoking cultural reflections on race and liberation are featured in museums around the globe.

Check out Newsroom’s latest on the UCLA faculty and staff news — from breakthroughs, honors and milestones to memorable moments — that is shaping our campus and community.

Residents offered tuition-free workshops and courses on cutting-edge topics.

The distinguished professor emeritus of epidemiology and former dean devoted five decades to the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health.

CAP UCLA’s education program coordinator brings art, as well as music, dance and theater, to K–12 students across LA.

School cellphone bans will likely not make a difference for elementary school students.

The board has elected three new members and four officers, whose terms began July 1.

UCLA's Helen Deutsch explains why people have responded so strongly and what our collective interest in a raccoon tells us about ourselves.

The discovery could improve thermal management in electronics and enable advances in quantum and next-generation computing technologies.

New study breaks down health disparities among AIAN adults, urges Tribal partnership, and state and local investment in culturally responsive programs.

Amid toxic smoke, the less educated majority ventures out far more often than college degree holders.

Research brief: The system uses physics-based machine learning to improve upon an existing imaging technique. 

The concept of “food as medicine” has increasingly gained popularity globally since the 2000s as part of a holistic medical strategy.

UCLA’s Lara Fabian considers the myths of Indiana Jones.

UCLA Fielding School’s David Eisenman and Kirsten Schwarz offer tips, including the role of medications.

Anne Rimoin, Gordon–Levin Endowed Chair in Infectious Diseases, answers questions about Cyclospora and food-borne illnesses.