From smart grids to public policy to immersive art, UCLA is building a new model of innovation — one rooted in collaboration across disciplines and the real world.

UCLA is on a hot streak when it comes to NCAA championships. It all started in the water.

Ten bucolic spots for enjoying the leafier side of UCLA.

How UCLA scientists are helping better understand and mitigate the dangers of increasing temperatures — and why shade may be more of a secret weapon than we thought.

Visit the archive of recent editions of UCLA Magazine.

A new, remastered recording preserves the legacy of a forgotten Bruin rock 'n' roll band.

Aboard the UCLA Zodiac, undergraduates chase ocean “fronts,” collect marine samples to put under the microscope — and sometimes discover a whole new direction of their own.

At UCLA, a 1980 camp musical has helped pave the way to integrating AI into the arts.

Editorial and art contributors to the Summer 2026 issue of UCLA Magazine.

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

Director of the UCLA Space Medicine Program, Dr. Haig Aintablian, spends his days immersed in groundbreaking research and space-adjacent experiences.

Do you know the signs of heat stroke and heat exhaustion?

The global annual competition recognized storytelling from the UCLA Alumni Association and UCLA College.

The tribute, which highlights the economic and societal benefits of legal pathways to citizenship, is celebrated every Fourth of July.

After the Freedom Train captivated Los Angeles in 1948, UCLA brought many of its historic treasures to campus, giving students and the public a rare chance to experience America's past firsthand.

A UCLA-led study finds changing the terminology for Grade Group 1 prostate cancer may reduce overtreatment while encouraging more appropriate screening.

Meet UCLA Transportation’s Tom Poveromo, who is responsible for acquiring the university’s mobile assets.

After his life-changing ‘Star Trek’ role, the actor and UCLA alumnus works to build a common future.

They will be officially inducted in an Oct. 23 ceremony and introduced during halftime at the Oct. 24 UCLA vs. Michigan State football game.

As the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, scholars examine what the nation’s founding meant for those who already called North America home.

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.

A Bruin guide to the most intriguing events at UCLA this summer.

UCLA College’s “Cabinet of Curiosities” podcast spotlights Wesleigh Gates’ interdisciplinary work spanning pop culture, LGBTQ studies, performance and boxing.

Johanna Drucker’s "Re-Declaration" demonstrates how the nation’s founding ideals resonate just a strongly today.

Supercapacitors face storage limitations because energy can only be held on the surface of their electrodes.