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UCLA political science professor Chris Tausanovitch discusses the viability of any effort by Congress to take back power over tariffs.

A repurposed anti-cancer drug may slow kidney scarring and prevent chronic kidney disease progression.

The donation allows UCLA Health to add a second mobile stroke unit, which will serve the San Fernando Valley.

Firefighters have a 9% higher risk of a cancer diagnosis and a 14% higher risk of dying from cancer compared with the general population.

Climate efforts include sustainable food systems, reduced water usage, and a phase-out of single-use plastics.

A UCLA-led study shows the eruption of the underwater volcano reduced temperatures over the Southern Hemisphere by 0.1 C.

A new UCLA-NRDC report reveals basin-wide gaps in wastewater reuse despite worsening water shortages.

The State of the Commute annual report analyzes the commuting behavior of UCLA’s employees and students.

Next up, UCLA will face the winner of the March 31 showdown between the USC Trojans and the University of Connecticut.

The UCLA faculty members are among 471 newly elected AAAS fellows recognized for their significant contributions to the advancement of science.

The competition seeks winning designs for faster, innovative, lower-cost housing for the next generation of homeowners.

Leading voices in politics, media and planning came together to provide an overview of local recovery efforts.

Water and gas react under intense heat and pressure in the atmospheres of young Earth-to-Neptune-sized planets.

A UCLA-led team develops continuous sensors mimicking natural biochemistry to advance discovery and health care.

The Project Recovery roadmap provides actionable recommendations to support a more resilient future.

The drug was able to replicate the movement recovered in physical rehab, the traditional treatment.

The new space, which will open with a celebration on Cesar Chavez Day, is part of UCLA’s efforts to become a Hispanic-Serving Institution.

Get updates on the forecast for wildfires, droughts and precipitation in California and the greater Southwest on March 19 at 1 p.m. PT.

Shorter, higher-dose-per-day radiation courses should be the standard regimen for men with localized disease.

Hundreds of regular patterns spontaneously form on a small germanium chip.

Projects include commissions and performances of new compositions, participatory events and more.

The grant will help elevate it into Southern California’s premier facility for treating medically compromised patients.

UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain discusses the importance of science in support of the nationwide “Stand up for Science” rallies taking place March 7.

The UCLA alum, a filmmaker and scholar, is currently dean of the arts at UC Santa Cruz. She will begin her new role on July 1.

The new center will support medical research and training focused on chronic lung disease.