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Recent Bruin alumni and luminaries offer the class of 2026 lessons on life, love and keeping things human.

As JJ Svenson graduates with a degree in statistics and data science, he looks back on his time at UCLA.

For Bank, getting to see some historic World Cup matches in person won’t be all about cheering on the home team.

Two graduates learning across generations share their UCLA experiences, motivation and advice.

Graduating senior Aidan Le’s personal history fuels his global scientific purpose.

Amadu Tadesse is saying goodbye to UCLA and heading to Ethiopia to establish the country's first national pediatric cancer registry.

The international student found her calling at the intersection of nutrition, research and food justice.

Riley Joe will graduate this June with a double major in psychobiology and disability studies, as well as a minor in accounting.

Graduation festivities, already underway, reach their height during the June 12–14 weekend.

The Wall Street Journal reported on reactions across the U.S. to a study released in April outlining falling birth rates. Experts say the alarm from these numbers doesn’t tell the whole story, nor is this trend anything new. “We measure fertility rates in real time, but women live their reproductive lives across decades,” says Martha Bailey, a professor of economics and director of the California Center for Population Research at UCLA. “The top-line number sounding alarms means they are waiting — but this generation still has lots of time.” Read more about UCLA in today’s CNN, Spectrum News 1 and others.

The UCLA Center for Community College Partnerships celebrates a quarter-century of life-changing impact.

UCLA soccer legend Cobi Jones is a veteran of three World Cups with team U.S.A. This year, he is again part of the sport's greatest spectacle, which is back on U.S. soil for the first time since 1994.

Abigail Saguy addressed her area of expertise and her new book in a Q&A with UCLA Newsroom.

The Associated Press reported that some experts warned the count from Tuesday’s California primary might take even longer than after previous elections. “What compounds things this time around is that Democrats have been holding on to their ballots,” said Rick Hasen, a UCLA law professor. Read and hear more about UCLA in today’s Wired, New York Times and others.

Madisyn Anyimi nailed the landing in gymnastics — with career-best scores on the vault, bars and floor — and her applied math degree.

Graduating senior Keya Tanna looks back on her UCLA legacy of advocacy and connection.

UCLA study finds creatine supplementation significantly slowed tumor growth in mice.

The Office of Campus and Community Safety's new online hub makes it easier than ever for students, faculty and staff to build skills and a culture of preparedness

“There’s no way this is going to work,” graduating senior Karina Bender and George Grigoryan thought. They started with Chopin, and the rest is history.

The Los Angeles Times reported on a new Los Angeles County dashboard that tracks heat-related emergency room visits and deaths, offering public access to data that was previously difficult to obtain. UCLA experts David Eisenman, Bharat Venkat and V. Kelly Turner said the tool could help officials better understand who is most vulnerable to extreme heat and evaluate whether public health interventions are working. The researchers also highlighted the links between heat illness, social inequality and chronic health conditions. Read more about UCLA in today’s New York Times, CNN and others.

Researchers collected data in 2025 from a community sample of 108 transgender and nonbinary parents.

The regional node at UCLA will be co-led by the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering and the California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA.

The latest State of Black California report shows the shift was especially pronounced for college-educated Black women

A new UCLA course explores how social media fuels pseudoscientific theories — and how to discern fact from fiction.

Substance-using adolescents were more likely to report psychological distress and think about or attempt suicide.