UCLA Magazine

From Westwood to the Texas-Mexico border and Haiti, UCLA people are tackling global inequities, one heartfelt step at a time.

Think of UCLA’s Semel Healthy Campus Initiative as your personal coach.

The latest nicotine delivery system seemed like the answer to a smoker’s prayer. Then UCLA scientists started asking questions about vaping.

The activists featured in Our Stories, Our Impact — a UCLA centennial initiative — help shape important social movements.

Through UCLA’s Dancing Disability Lab, choreographer Victoria Marks brings international artists to campus to study and help shape the future of disability in dance.

The benefits that come with age are many. We need to start cultivating them now.

UCLA grad D’Artagnan Scorza is a busy social leader and educator — and he still has time to escape in an RV with his family on weekends.

We are weeks away from the California primary. Political temperatures may soar, but with these tips, you can keep it cool.

How visionary storyteller Octavia Butler saw the future.

With more wins on record than any coach in women’s soccer, former UCLA and USWNT head coach Jill Ellis made her mark on Westwood and the world.

UCLA’s Bruin Plate Cookbook is meant to satisfy hungry fans.

CrossFit enthusiasts (and Frank Underwood), you are very likely to be erging incorrectly.

The network we now know as the internet had its beginnings at UCLA. And we’ve made a long journey down that superhighway.

A UCLA varsity yell leader remembers the influence that the legendary basketball coach had on his life.

CicLAvia celebrated 100 years of UCLA in October.

UCLA’s status as a bike-friendly university has been a long time coming. Here’s the rest of the plan.

Five professors who fled the Nazis brought a new way of thinking to UCLA.

You could say Chris Waller, the new UCLA gymnastics coach, has big shoes to fill. Turns out the job is a perfect fit.

A UCLA centennial initiative expands knowledge from Westwood to the world.

Professor of Medicine Barbara Natterson-Horowitz studies animals to make better sense of humans.

Facial and body expressions just might reveal more than words.

At The Washington Post, Matea Gold leads a team of investigative reporters trying to sort out and report the facts amid the complexities of today’s polarized political system.

Research shows a staycation can be just as refreshing as time out of town.

Dogs visit local medical centers through UCLA’s People-Animal Connection.

UCLA’s Film & Television Archive celebrates celluloid diversity.