Bruins women’s basketball returns to the Final Four after Elite Eight win over Duke

“I’m just watching them be dream chasers; I’m watching them conquer hard things. It’s who they’re becoming; it’s who they’ve impacted,” Coach Cori Close said.

UCLA clinical trial leads to FDA approval for new gene therapy

Children with the often fatal immune disorder LAD-1 are now living with restored immune function. Meet them.

‘Extraordinary Latina’ Melissa Ramirez writes her chapter

The Bruin alumna and new author reflects on her path, from first-generation college student to professor and director of her own lab.

From crisis communications to campus safety: Richard Mejia steps into key UCLA role

Mejia is focused on strengthening communication, building trust and keeping the Bruin community informed.

Can AI give you your time back? A new study examines how people use it — and more media coverage of UCLA

The Wall Street Journal featured a study co-authored by researchers from UCLA, Stanford University and the University of Southern California examining how people use artificial intelligence tools in their daily lives. Read more about UCLA in today’s CBS News, NPR and others.