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Six of UCLA’s leading scholars and artists from across disciplines showcased the incredible depth, breadth and impact of Bruin scholarship and innovation. 

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The chancellor, also a faculty member at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, discusses how he found his academic calling and why public health matters now more than ever.

Jung, who will deliver UCLA’s 130th Faculty Research Lecture, explains how he developed cancer-fighting drugs.

From the June 5 ceremony and the June 4 Bruin Talks symposium to UCLA’s arts, cultural and scholarly offerings, this is your guide to inauguration week.

Explore UCLA’s June lineup of webinars, free film screenings and dance performances for LGBTQ+ Bruins and allies.

A new tool pinpoints where shade is lacking across 360-plus cities and towns.

The findings are the culmination of many years of investigation into ibudilast, a drug approved in Japan.

Pirtle founded a nonprofit and a food policy council to support farmers markets in South Central.

They will next work with development teams to build prototypes as part of the Small Lots, Big Impacts initiative.

The graduating seniors look back on how the support network set them up for success.

For students, the program is more than an ordinary academic experience; it’s a transformative immersion into the hub of global justice.

The annual awards, presented on Ellis Island in New York, celebrate immigrants and their progeny who are dedicating their lives to the betterment of society.

The free event takes place in Crenshaw this Saturday, May 31.

From bus lanes to better sidewalks, improvements could fuel transit ridership beyond Olympics and Paralympics.

Ananya Ravikumar’s passion for finding solutions is leading her to a Ph.D. in gene therapy.

Climate transition planning and Scope 3 reporting gaps are identified in the annual report from the UCLA Anderson School of Management's Center for Impact.

The Latino Policy and Politics Institute’s half-day program highlighted UCLA research that addresses critical challenges facing Latino communities.

The 2025 Human Rights and Humanitarian Forum featured activists, scholars and policymakers from 30 countries.

Solar physicist Brandon Lazard, who will graduate in June with a master’s in space physics, shares his outlook on life and science.

A widely prescribed drug boosted the ability of T cells to fight cancer and suppressed growth in mouse and human tumor models.

A new study sheds light on what the increasing use of distortion tells us about human evolution and the formation of new social groups.

Patients’ own cells could offer interventions for spinal cord injuries, muscular dystrophies and more.

Participants in social safety net programs had higher rates of employment and were less reliant on public assistance.

See how two undergraduate researchers spend their days — in the lab and in the community.