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UCLA-led research finds human-generated greenhouse gases are responsible for troubling changes in the upper atmosphere.
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With temperatures on the rise, UCLA doctors share how to protect yourself and loved ones.
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Nearly 300 clean and zero-emission vehicles have been added to the fleet in the last few years, including battery electric vehicles.
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Doctoral student Kevin Cruz Amaya talks about Latino film representation getting a superheroic charge.
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Read more of the latest research & news stories
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Shalom Staub, director of the UCLA Center for Community Engagement, discusses how community-focused scholarship can bolster confidence in higher education and how public engagement is ramping up at UCLA.
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Neil Garg, UCLA’s Kenneth N. Trueblood Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, discusses Chem Kids, a partnership program with UCLA’s Recreation Summer Camps that teaches kids the basics of organic chemistry.
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On Dec. 11, 2021, the UCLA Labor Center’s historic MacArthur Park building was officially named the UCLA James Lawson Jr. Worker Justice Center in honor of Rev. Lawson, one of the civil rights movement’s most-prominent leaders of non-violent protest and a UCLA labor studies faculty member. |
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Sep
7
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6:00 – 9:00 PM
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Covel Commons Grand Horizon Room
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Join UCLA entrepreneurs as they pitch their latest innovations! After 10 weeks of intense preparation, accelerator teams will showcase their startups.
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Sep
3
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6:00 – 9:00 PM
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Hammer Museum
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Last chance to see artist Kara Walker’s immense painting in the round, The Battle of Atlanta: Being the Narrative of a Negress in the Flames of Desire—A Reconstruction, before it closes on Sept. 3. Recasting the famous battle of 1864 using 17 paper cutouts, Walker builds an intricate diorama using the silhouette to cast shadows on conventional thinking about race representation in the context of discrimination, exclusion, sexual desire and love.
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Before its transformation into the UCLA Nimoy Theater, the Crest Theatre was a beloved venue for more than 70 years — and we need YOUR help to celebrate its memory. Share your fond recollections and photos of The Crest.
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