Nile Green UCLA professor of history Nile Green, a prolific author whose research has focused on on Muslims in Asia, Africa and Europe, has been named the first Ibn Khaldun […]
Rebecca Kendall/UCLA Victoria Sanelli, Maj. Steve Kwon, Romeo Miguel and Maj. Tyrone Vargas. Four members of the UCLA community were honored today for their heroic actions to save two people from […]
University of California Press As another Black History Month draws to a close, it is important to remember that when it comes to critical race theory — research and practices […]
UCLA Thomas Wake Thomas Wake, assistant adjunct professor of anthropology who is on the faculty of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA, has been appointed a research associate of the Smithsonian […]
Three young UCLA professors have been named recipients of 2019 Sloan Research Fellowships. The fellowships, which were announced today, were awarded to 126 scientists and scholars from 57 colleges and […]
UCLA Randall Akee and Wendy Teeter have both spent years committed to helping people in California’s native communities. Wendy Teeter, lecturer of American Indian studies in the UCLA College, and […]
Three faculty members from the UCLA College — John Agnew, William Clark and Eric Sheppard — have been selected as fellows of the American Association of Geographers, an organization that […]
Amy Snow/UCLA The results suggest that humans’ ability to detect the nature of social relationships is instilled early in infancy. Even before we can speak, humans can glean useful information […]
Peggy McInerny/UCLA Nile Green UCLA professor of history Nile Green, a prolific author whose research has focused on on Muslims in Asia, Africa and Europe, has been named the first […]
Lynn Vavreck For almost a decade, UCLA political science professor Lynn Vavreck has been telling us the message matters when it comes to American politics, specifically presidential campaigns. “Every election […]
