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Bruins have participated in every Summer Olympics since 1928. In August, we learn about some of the more than 30 UCLA alumni who could be going for the gold in Beijing. Jul 7, 2008Beat Scholars
Hip-hop is an important part of academic inquiry in Westwood. Jul 1, 2008Of Sheiks & Cinema
Jonathan Friedlander is traveling the U.S. to save what's left of an entire movement in American Cinema. Jul 1, 2008Jazz: The Hip-Hop of its Era
Decades before scholars and musicians looked askance at hip-hop music, jazz music faced similar skepticism. Jun 24, 2008All the Right Moves
Rick Neuheisel returns to his alma mater in the one job he wanted above all others — head football coach at UCLA. Are you ready for some really fun football? Apr 1, 2008Life in Colors: the Chicano Canvas
Chicano art and artists have a passionate champion: UCLA scholar Chon Noriega Apr 1, 2008Engage, Isolate, or Strike
A primer on how the United States has and currently deals with renegade countries, including when and if to use deadly force. Apr 1, 2008Wining and Dining
Two Bruin culinary experts share their favorites for perfect meals during nights on the town or quiet dining at home. Apr 1, 2008Grade Expectations
UCLA's School Management Program has helped hundreds of K-12 schools across the country improve their performance. Apr 1, 2008Battle of the Sexes
How does the UCLA women's basketball squad prepare for bouts with some of the country's toughest teams? They pit themselves against men. Jan 1, 2008First Response
The United States does not have an early-warning system to prepare for a deadly flu outbreak or bio-terrorism attack, let alone the ability to identify exactly what the threat is and where it comes from. But it will soon — and the solutions may well come from UCLA. Jan 1, 2008Clothes Make the Band
For decades, the UCLA Bruin Marching Band has wowed the Bruin faithful with its Solid Gold Sound, a twirling, whirling mash-up of musical goodness. The history of the band's many different uniform styles is just as colorful and, sometimes, even controversial. Jan 1, 2008Saving Grace
On the home-front and in the war zone, Bruins are helping to heal soldiers and protect civilians whose lives have been torn apart by the war in Iraq. Jan 1, 2008Generation Next
Baby Boomer UCLA faculty are retiring by the hundreds and a new generation of scholars will take their place. Who are they, where will they come from, and what will it take to keep them here? Jan 1, 2008God and Grades
Religion and science do battle daily on the streets, in the courts and in legislative halls. But on campus, many find a way to learn from both textbooks and holy books. Oct 1, 2007Deep Impact
UCLA accounts for almost $10 billion in economic activity in California, and the number rises every year. The latest statistics prove it: The university is one of the Golden State's most potent growth engines. Oct 1, 2007She Shoots, She Scores
Thirty-five years after the creation of Title-IX, the pioneer athletes of UCLA tell their stories. Oct 1, 2007Medication Nation
There's a huge debate raging in America over the subject of children and prescription drugs. One thing is for sure: parents have a tough call to make, with no easy answers. Oct 1, 2007The Hungry Earth
UCLA scientists explore what can be done about the chronic hunger of the world's poor. Aug 24, 2007Keep off the Lawn
A new UCLA study reveals that Southern Californians don't use their back yards much anymore. Who has time to lounge around, anyway? Jul 1, 2007The Human Touch
Universities across the U.S. are training doctors with a new emphasis on empathy. For many, the benchmark is UCLA. Jul 1, 2007A Bruin Guide to a Great Summer
Perfect barbecues. Safe sunning. Smart backpacks. River rafting with style. And happy road trips. Five Bruin alumni experts share their secrets for making summer sizzle. Jul 1, 2007A Steady Hand
Norman Abrams took on the toughest job of his life, agreeing to be interim chancellor in Westwood. He didn't know that he would be plunged almost immediately into a year-long series of challenges. But he brought the university through all of them. Jul 1, 2007Block on Board
"Things that seem impossible, he makes happen," says a colleague at the University of Virginia about UCLA's new chancellor. Meet Gene Block, up close and personal. Jul 1, 2007Avatar Academics
Welcome to higher education in virtual reality, populated by more than 80 universities. Where else can your professor turn into a giant butterfly? Apr 1, 2007Upward Bound
Despite challenges - social, demographic and political - UCLA remains a beacon of hope for first generation students, all building their on version of the American dream. Apr 1, 2007Spectator Spectacles
They taunt opposing teams, wear weird costumes, cheer with terrifying gusto and never, ever let their beloved Bruins down. Meet five of the most fervent fans you'll ever find. Apr 1, 2007Road to Ruins
Ancient ruins and modern menace collide on an extraordinary UCLA Alumni Association journey to North Africa. Apr 1, 2007Life Preserver
A half-century ago, UCLA Medical Center was hailed as an "Atomic Era" hospital. When the new facility opens its doors, it will once again chart a new frontier in medical technology - this time for the 21st century. Apr 1, 2007Secret Sports
All those NCAA titles get the glory. But 1,000 athletes also compete in Club Sports like Dragon Boat Racing and Women's Ultimate Frisbee. Jan 1, 2007Eureka!
Stem cell research. The iPod. Forensic DNA. Search engines. The faculties of UCLA and UC Berkeley choose 25 brilliant California ideas that changed our world. Jan 1, 2007Galaxy Quests
NASA's got a wingman: UCLA, whose scientists are helping to unlock the secrets of the universe on dozens of missions. Jan 1, 2007Paper Trails
How the Daily Bruin made waves, made history and became one of the best-known college newspapers in America. Jan 1, 2007An African Love Affair
Visual culture scholars Allen and Polly Roberts have spent two lifetimes studying the hidden cultures and timeless beauty of Africa. Jan 1, 2007Saving Troubled Minds
Two donors and one scientist fight schizophrenia. They might just win. Oct 1, 2006The War on Weight
America is extra large for a lot of reasons. How do we slim down our "obesegenic" society? Oct 1, 2006Flu Fighters
If — some say when — bird flu comes to the U.S., it will spread across the country in weeks. UCLA is among those helping to prepare for and protect us from a possible pandemic. Can the FLU FIGHTERS get the country and the campus ready in time? Oct 1, 2006Crisis Point
African-American enrollment is at its lowest point in decades. In a no-holds-barred roundtable, campus and community leaders debate the problem and discuss solutions. Oct 1, 2006The Carnesale Legacy
Nine years ago, Albert Carnesale took the helm of UCLA as chancellor. Now, as he steps down, we take a first look at his legacy. Jul 1, 2006The Fractured Family
The American family is increasingly isolated, as the stress of modern life inexorably pushes its members apart. Can we learn to reconnect with each other? Jul 1, 2006Eye Spies
In public or on the job, hidden cameras have us in their sights. Are we trading privacy for security? Jul 1, 2006The Carnesale Legacy - Then and Now Timeline
Jul 1, 2006Water Warriors
The world is running out of drinkable water. A determined trio of UCLA scientists is working to bring hope to a parched planet. Jul 1, 2006Watching the Watchers
Q&A with Steve Mamber, the UCLA professor who's chronicling the hidden camera phenomenon. Jul 1, 2006Bench Tales
Four student managers and one dedicated volunteer see Bruin sports up close and personal. A view of UCLA athletics few Bruin fans are privileged to see. Jul 1, 2006The Wizard &
The Miracle Worker
UCLA's legendary basketball coach John Wooden and gymnastics genius Valorie Kondos Field share the love and trade coaching tips.
Apr 1, 2006The Gospel
According to Los Angeles
Los Angeles plays a pivotal role in gospel music history. UCLA's gospel archiving project is preserving the stories, songs and colorful past of that rich heritage
Apr 1, 2006The Download Dilemma
UCLA is leading the search for solutions to the download dilemma: how to reconcile the student desire for downloads and the corporate (and artistic) desire for copyright protection. Apr 1, 2006UCLA takes lead in preserving gospel music
UCLA's Ethnomusicology Archive and the Heritage Music Foundation joined forces to create Gospel Archiving in Los Angeles (GALA). Apr 1, 2006Hard Labor
The first national study of day laborers paints a bleak picture. A report from street level. Apr 1, 2006The Education of a Mayor
What fuels the perpetual-motion machine that is Antonio Villaraigosa '77? One of the early sparks, says L.A.'s new mayor, was UCLA. Jan 1, 2006No Drivers Wanted
The true tale of an intrepid team of robot-lovers, their quest to win a Pentagon-sponsored race through the desert, and how UCLA backed their play. Jan 1, 2006The Education of a Mayor
Video Clips
Antonio Villaraigosa '77 talks to UCLA Magazine about his days as a Bruin, his dreams, and his vision for Los Angeles.
Jan 1, 2006Screen Gems
Welcome to movie-going UCLA style. No popcorn, no sodas, but nobody’s complaining. At the Film & Television Archive, it’s all about the film. Jan 1, 20064 to Watch
Basketball player Alfred Aboya, golfer June Park, volleyball player Sean O'Malley and gymnast Kristina Comforte are among the talented freshmen joining UCLA teams this year. Jan 1, 2006Where Stem Cells Stand
UCLA plays an important role in stem cell research, both a framer of the ethical debate and a primary player in the science. Jan 1, 2006UCLA Confidential
Academy Award-winning filmmaker Curtis Hanson talks about his life in film and why the UCLA Film & Television Archive, of which he is honorary chairman, is a hidden gem. Jan 1, 2006Published Jan 1, 2006 12:00 AM