The first woman to write for ‘Star Trek’

D.C. Fontana’s writing lives on beyond the small screen at the UCLA Library, where her archives — story outlines, editing memos and other ephemera — provide insight into the groundbreaking TV program’s early days.
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Earth Month: Watch a behind-the-scenes tour of UCLA’s sustainable campus

Take a video walk around the campus to learn about the sustainability initiatives that power, drive and define UCLA.

Podcast: Inside the science of ‘agency’

In the latest episode of “Science Interrupted,” psychology professor Kate Wassum discusses how the brain drives choice, behavior and health — and how that knowledge can benefit everyone, including those dealing with substance use disorder and psychiatric diseases.

Have you heard? UCLA’s latest faculty and staff news

Check out Newsroom’s latest on UCLA faculty and staff breakthroughs, honors, milestones and memorable moments.

FDA says ‘yes’ to transformative therapy for sick children — and more media coverage of UCLA

KTLA-TV reported on a clinical trial led by UCLA’s Dr. Donald Kohn that resulted in FDA approval of the first gene therapy for severe leukocyte adhesion deficiency-I, a rare and often fatal immune disorder. Read more about UCLA in today’s ABC News and The Hill.