Inside the storied – and sometimes strange – world of the Clark Library
Derek Christian Quezada Meneses speaks about the history and lore of the library, which marks its 100th anniversary this year.
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Website illuminates the dark history of eugenics in 20th-century U.S.
The project, co-led by Alexandra Minna Stern, offers new insights into a disturbing chapter of American history.
What’s in an ‘O’? New UCLA research may unlock mystery of ring tied to Pontius Pilate
Drawing clues from the ring’s inscription, Catherine Bonesho rebuts previous scholarship about the 2,000-year-old relic.
UCLA launches nation’s first digital humanities department
The department’s teaching and research span the many ways technology and the humanities increasingly intersect.
Project led by Barbara Fuchs brings 17th-century drama to Spanish-speaking children
Under the auspices of UCLA’s Diversifying the Classics initiative, scholars produced a storybook adaptation of “Fuenteovejuna.”
‘What it means to be human’: Lessons from Jimothy, Seattle’s viral raccoon
Helen Deutsch, professor of English and disability studies, sheds light on why the loveable animal has captured the attention of a nation.
As ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ turns 45, an archaeologist separates fact from fiction
We asked Lara Fabian to clarify what the film got wrong (and right) as it brought Hollywood glamour to the search for ancient objects.
Jessica Rett appointed inaugural Thomas Bye and David Bohne Professor of Linguistics
The endowed chair was established following a $1.5 million gift from UCLA alumnus Thomas J. Bye and his husband, David R. Bohne.
Humanities Division boasts 5 Distinguished Teaching Award winners
Daria Bahtina, Seonkyung Jeon, Lauri Mattenson, Javier Patiño Loira and Katarina Yuan were recognized for their excellence in the classroom.
Archaeology meets social media literacy in an innovative Fiat Lux seminar
Lara Fabian developed the course in response to the spread of misinformation about the ancient world.