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The new campaign aims to strengthen the coordination of student mental health services, expand prevention and early support, ensure the best care for students in acute crisis and deepen UCLA’s culture of connection.
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The UCLA-developed CAR-NKT cell therapy was more effective at fighting tumors than current immunotherapies in experimental models and can be produced at a fraction of the cost of personalized treatments.
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The recent PBS docuseries “Black and Jewish in America: An Interwoven History” featured students from UCLA’s Dialogue across Difference Initiative and professor and historian David Myers, director of the Bedari Kindness Institute.
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Restorations, retrospectives and UCLA’s biennial festival of preservation are on tap. Get your seasonal dose of comedy, movie history, experimental filmmaking and international storytelling.
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Read more of the latest research & news stories
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Gender and racial representation on the big screen dipped once again in 2025, with the sharpest decline among women in lead roles, according to the 2026 UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report. The industry has failed “to better incorporate diversity.”.
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“It’s really very fast-paced, and every student is unique,” said Xiaoming Hu, a therapist with Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS). “Every time I have a therapy appointment with a student, the topics can be very different and diverse.”
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Recent studies have raised doubts about the biochemical mechanisms of the most common medications used to treat depression, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs). “It’s really a myth to say SSRIs work by increasing brain serotonin because which compartment are you talking about and who’s measured it? Nobody,” said UCLA professor of psychiatry, chemistry and biochemistry Anne Andrews.
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This spotlight series is part of an ongoing effort to highlight Bruins advancing the goals and priorities outlined in the vision for One UCLA.
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Mar
22
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11 a.m.
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Billy Wilder Theater
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Presented by the UCLA Film & Television Archive and the Hammer Museum. Pixar’s instant classic about growing up takes us inside the mind of Riley, a rural teenager whose struggle with alienation after a big city move is compounded by her personified feelings: Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger and Disgust. This event is free on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Mar
25
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Attend a practical, design-focused webinar for anyone building or teaching courses in the UC system that utilize Canvas, our shared learning management system, organized by the UC Office of the President. RSVP for this webinar.
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Mar
29
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7 p.m.
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Billy Wilder Theater
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Attend a screening of what the Los Angeles Times calls “one of the best 101 films about L.A,” starring Danny Glover. Followed by a Q&A and book signing with filmmaker Charles Burnett and author Ashley Clark. This event is free on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Apr
2
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Created for beginners and non-specialists, this webinar series offers practical guidance for improving the accessibility of everyday digital content, organized by the UC Office of the President. Register for this webinar.
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Did you know you can experience Hammer Museum programs and learn more about artists who have been presented without ever setting foot in the galleries? (Though you really should step into the galleries!) The Hammer Channel, easily found on the Hammer website or YouTube, is host to dozens of full-length programs presented at the museum, including talks with artists, authors and members of our local, national and global arts community.
The Hammer also regularly produces thoughtful microdocumentaries about the artists it presents, including a series of short videos that focus on artists from the influential Made in L.A. biennale. These documentaries are largely directed by the Hammer’s in-house filmmaker and double Bruin Gabriel Noguez in partnership with local artist Sean Rowry. Their latest work is a short documentary on local artist from Made in L.A. 2023, Akinsanya Kambon (pictured above). This Sunday afternoon, hear from Kambon, experience a screening of the new doc, and get a signed copy of his first monograph, “The Hero Avenges.” Or catch it all online, later.
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