Photo credit: Courtesy of Ellen SlettenProfessor’s invention is a kid-friendly introduction to the chemistry of light
Ellen Sletten’s Photonbooth gives L.A. students a picture-perfect…
Photo credit: Sean BrennerDays with hazardous levels of air pollutants are more common due to increase in wildfires
In Western U.S., health risks from ground-level ozone and fine…
Photo credit: UCLAUCLA food studies institute to tackle global food challenges
The institute will collaborate with a community of chefs and…
A. Harrison and Dr. P. Feorino/CDCUCLA-led team refines ‘kick and kill’ strategy aimed at eliminating HIV-infected cells
Study in mice could point toward method for clearing virus…
Graphic by Tina Ly/UCLA. Photos by UCLA and UCLA Labor CenterUCLA nonviolence class connects students to Martin Luther King Jr.’s enduring legacy
The class taught by Rev. James Lawson Jr. has motivated students…
Courtesy of UCLA doctoral student Thomas Ray Garcia The transformative power of travel
On and off the page, UCLA doctoral student Thomas Ray Garcia…
Courtesy of Isaac Gimenez Living life like Brazilian poetry
Doctoral student Isaac Gimenez finds wisdom and whimsy in the…
Photo Credit: Reed Hutchinson/UCLAUCLA dedicates labor center building to Rev. James Lawson Jr., champion of civil and worker rights
The building, which is now named in his honor, will house labor…
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Photo credit: Janja RužićReimagining the scope and approach of the UCLA Center for Early Global Studies
Zrinka Stahuljak embraces the role of ‘fixer’ as she…

