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A UCLA historian and her colleagues traveled to Port-au-Prince to teach Haitian university students a special skill: how to conduct oral histories with their countrymen who had been displaced by the 2010 earthquake.
Although some predicted a smoking ban on the health sciences campus would have serious consequences, the transition to a smoke-free workplace has gone smoothly.
A delegation of four Ugandan basketball coaches visited UCLA recently in order to experience the campus the way their mentor, John Wooden, did. The coaches use Wooden's maxims and his Pyramid of Success as the basis for their teaching.
Just days before the 10th anniversary of the tragic murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, noted journalist and editor David Remnick spoke at UCLA about the need to protect freedom of expression around the globe.
One of America’s leading voices calling for smarter urban planning and architecture to create healthy environments is making his case to the public in a
four-part series that’s airing nationwide on public broadcasting
stations.
Researchers at UCLA's Jules Stein Eye Institute and colleagues who successfully transplanted specialized retinal cells derived from human embryonic stem cells into the eyes of two legally blind patients report that the transplants appear safe and that both patients have experienced modest improvement in their vision.
The University of California Board of Regents will rally on the steps of the state Capitol in May alongside students, faculty, staff, alumni and other UC supporters, chair Sherry Lansing announced Wednesday (Jan. 18).