Yanai Initiative-produced exhibition on Japanese American incarceration gets new showing
The exhibition, now on display at the Oakland Museum of California, was originally shown at the Japanese American National Museum in LA.

The son of immigrants, Kwame Granderson discovered his passion for writing at UCLA. Now he’s passing it on in a meaningful way.
The exhibition, now on display at the Oakland Museum of California, was originally shown at the Japanese American National Museum in LA.
Marissa Stevens is teaching Angelenos about ancient Egypt through the Lectures on Tap series.
Derek Christian Quezada Meneses speaks about the history and lore of the library, which marks its 100th anniversary this year.
The project, co-led by Alexandra Minna Stern, offers new insights into a disturbing chapter of American history.
Los Angeles audiences can enjoy eight live performances — all free to the public — and one livestreamed premiere from New York.
Drawing clues from the ring’s inscription, Catherine Bonesho rebuts previous scholarship about the 2,000-year-old relic.
The department’s teaching and research span the many ways technology and the humanities increasingly intersect.
Under the auspices of UCLA’s Diversifying the Classics initiative, scholars produced a storybook adaptation of “Fuenteovejuna.”
Art history professor Thiago Puglieri and his colleague Dayanny Peres de Souza wrote about their innovative collaboration for Getty Magazine.
From a first date to a career in law and traversing the country, classical literature has played a larger role in his life than he could have imagined as a student.
Helen Deutsch, professor of English and disability studies, sheds light on why the loveable animal has captured the attention of a nation.
We asked Lara Fabian to clarify what the film got wrong (and right) as it brought Hollywood glamour to the search for ancient objects.
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