A River Runs Through It
Bruin Jessie George’s research on ancient plant fossils at the La Brea Tar Pits may solve a vexing riddle: how to restore the habitat around the L.A. River.
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The Honorable Madam Secretary
As California’s secretary of state, Shirley Weber fights — for diversity and inclusion, for education, and to make sure every vote counts.
Dancing by Herself
At UCLA, Agnes de Mille found the creative force that would make her one of the most esteemed choreographers in history.
On Her Front Foot
How Margueritte Aozasa led the Bruins to a championship in her very first season — and became the most successful rookie coach in women’s soccer history.
Ready, Set … Accelerate!
UCLA accelerators are helping the entrebruinurial kick-start their passions into businesses.
The Wow of Pow Wow
Each year, Native and Indigenous communities come from everywhere to celebrate their heritage — and meaningfully share it — at UCLA.
Venturing Forth
How a UCLA grad and a UCLA dad joined forces to support budding Bruin entrepreneurs.
Dive Into Summer (Perhaps Literally)
After a cold and rainy winter, the sun invites you outside. It’s time to get moving.
The Entrepreneurial Fast Track
From idea to startup, UCLA provides support to help Bruins get their businesses off the ground.
A Different Kind of Course Work
The UCLA Teaching Kitchen is part of a whole new campus ecosystem putting Bruin ingenuity to work in the world of food.
Food for Thought
Bruin Plate, where students enjoy some of the tastiest cuisine in L.A., proves the days of the old-time college cafeteria are over.
Dinner Is Served
Impress your guests with these three campus recipes — from Bruin Plate and Plateia — at your next soiree.
The Second Life of ‘We’re Alive’
Almost 50 years ago, three UCLA student filmmakers made a bold documentary about incarcerated women. Then it vanished.
An Idea to Dwell On
Exploring how to tame urban sprawl around the world, Vinit Mukhija finds an answer in our own backyard.
The Miracle Worker
For more than 35 years, Dr. Gary Parker has lived and worked aboard a Mercy Ship, helping the world’s poorest disfigured people.
Lost and Found
A lost mural design by La Kretz Botany Building architect Paul Revere Williams was finally brought to life in 2017.
A Bruin in the Forecast
UCLA’s Daniel Swain has become one of the nation’s most sought-after experts on the urgency of combating climate change.
A Call to Action, Answered
After the Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade, the state partnered with UCLA to help women secure their reproductive freedom.
Why Your New Year’s Diet Failed
Want to lose weight — and keep it off? A UCLA dietitian has some advice: Think small.