Ahmanson Scholarship Seminar students become curators for Clark Library exhibition
“No Place Like Home: 18th-Century London in an Age of Change” showcased letters and household objects drawn from the Clark’s collection.
The endowed chair was established following a $1.5 million gift from UCLA alumnus Thomas J. Bye and his husband, David R. Bohne.
“No Place Like Home: 18th-Century London in an Age of Change” showcased letters and household objects drawn from the Clark’s collection.
Daria Bahtina, Seonkyung Jeon, Lauri Mattenson, Javier Patiño Loira and Katarina Yuan were recognized for their excellence in the classroom
Meet Ben Krut, the only member of the UCLA Class of 2026 who can call himself a quadruple major.
The graduating senior taught an undergraduate seminar combining philosophy and video games.
Lara Fabian developed the course in response to the spread of misinformation about the ancient world.
A scholar of ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, Blank has been a UCLA faculty member for four decades.
Alex Mazzaferro’s aim is to encourage students to “ask new questions, build new audiences and reach new conclusions.”
The UCLA alumnus, a real estate attorney and developer, credits much of his success to his dedication to constantly improving his own writing.
Hundreds of years before smartphones and social media arrived, writers were preoccupied with preoccupation.
Andrea Sasse discussed issues ranging from diplomacy and intellectual curiosity to career development.
The 2022 graduate returns to UCLA May 13 for a reading and Q&A moderated by English professors Mona Simpson and Justin Torres.
The English professor explores how storytelling can influence what we know about the environment and how we act on it.
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