UCLA’s Felicia Marie Knaul and medical experts explore how the horrifying legacy of German doctors in the Third Reich can inform ethical medical practices today.
UCLA geologists have solved the mystery of the strange history of one of North America’s most important waterways, revealing the path the Colorado River eventually took to reach the Gulf of California.
A rogue population of immune cells quietly accumulates in body tissues and the liver as we age, researchers say. And excess cholesterol can push them into a permanently inflamed state.
Campus groups are hosting a diverse lineup of events throughout the month, including a cultural festival and in-person discussions sponsored by the Bedari Kindness Institute, UCLA Library and others.
The UCLA Film and Television Archive’s 22nd biennial festival, which runs from May 29 to 31, is free to the public and will feature a total of 45 titles, including 11 feature films, four television programs and 30 short works.
The Athletic, a New York Times’ sports subsidiary, featured UCLA gymnast Tiana Sumanasekera in an article about the Bruin’s commitment to bringing Bollywood dance styles to college gymnastics. Read more about UCLA in today’s ESPN, The Wall Street Journal and others.
