Bringing cleaner water to low-income communities

Bruin Citlali Rodriguez, a fourth-year engineering student from Wilmington, is focusing her efforts on clean water solutions and a healthy environment for communities that face the most systemic challenges. More on Earth Month at UCLA.

Arab American poet and law student balances books of every kind at UCLA

In her recently published poetry collection, “Mermaid Theory,” Maya Salameh explores memory, mythology, migration and the natural world. “I could never divorce my identity as a poet from my identity as a law student. Both poetry and the law are technologies of naming. Both decide who counts as a person, what harm is visible and what can be said aloud,” she said. 

To our newest transfer Bruins: Your hard work led you here. You belong at UCLA

On Friday evening, transfer student applicants who were admitted for fall 2026 received the exciting news that they are now #UCLABOUND.

Can AI help fix healthcare access? Physician says safeguards must come first — and more media coverage of UCLA

The Los Angeles Times published a commentary by UCLA emergency medicine physician Dr. Hashem Zikry arguing that artificial intelligence could expand access to care for patients facing doctor shortages, high costs and long wait times. Read and hear more about UCLA in today’s New York Times, Bloomberg and others.