Donation from alumnus Alan Leve honors the legacy of his family A $5 million gift from Alan Leve, a UCLA alumnus and the founder and...
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Jessica Schwartz finds connections between her research on the Marshall Islands, teaching and playing guitar in a punk band On a sunny Tuesday morning, students...
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Associate professor Marissa López of the department of English has been named as one of 30 fellows in the New Leaders Project of the Jewish Federation of Greater Los...
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Michael Emmerich, an associate professor of Japanese at UCLA, never worked as a journalist. Neither has he written 50 novels, much less 150 short stories....
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Glittering stained glass. Intricately carved botanical capitals. A cedar spire towering over the heart of Paris. These features all make the Sainte-Chapelle, a royal Gothic...
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When Alain Mabanckou, professor of French and Francophone studies at UCLA and a native of the country of Congo-Brazzaville, was trying to master English, he...
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For years, Blake Allmendinger amused friends with tales of his mother’s antics — for example, how she chased people off her Colorado ranch with a...
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Alicia Gaspar de Alba has received the 2015 Book Award from the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education for her book, "[Un]framing the 'Bad...
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In a new book, classics professor Kathryn Morgan examines the tactics of Hieron, an ambitious ruler who trumpeted his horses' victories at the horse track...
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UCLA professor traces the connection between politics and mental health in Revolutionary France . UCLA professor Laure Murat mined 150-year-old medical records for her history...
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Even after 20th century archaeologists began to unearth traces of the woman who defied tradition to crown herself as king, Hatshepsut still didn’t get her...
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