Courtesy Daniel Fessler Growing up, UCLA anthropologist Daniel Fessler had aspirations other than becoming a professor. But even though he’s an academic, he still loves outdoor pursuits. Had Dan Fessler […]
Georgia National Guard Stimuli that inspire feelings of patriotism and acts of heroism can inspire feelings that fall in the realm of kama muta. Researchers from UCLA and the University […]
Volker Nocke, professor of economics at UCLA and assistant professors of economics Michela Giorcelli and Katherine Meckel have been appointed members of the National Bureau of Economic Research. The bureau is […]
UCLA Blueprint Power-sharing between Washington and the states makes Obamacare possible. But this power-sharing also makes it vulnerable. Because of federalism, Obamacare will always be in danger. Mark A. Peterson, […]
Four members of the UCLA community have been honored with awards for their contributions to making campus a better place to work. The 2018 Scholarship and Awards Recognition Ceremony, presented […]
UCLA Brenda Stevenson Brenda Stevenson, professor of history at UCLA who holds the Nickoll Family Endowed Chair in History, has been chosen as one of two William Andrews Clark professors […]
Sebastian Hernandez/UCLA Kelly Lytle-Hernández, professor of history at UCLA, is being awarded the 2018 Freedom Now Award from the Los Angeles Community Action Network for her work on the Million […]
David Wong Louie, associate professor of English and Asian American studies at UCLA, recently published a personal essay “Eat, Memory” in Harper’s Magazine that has been selected for “The Best American […]
UCLA Jay Lu Jay Lu, assistant professor of economics at UCLA, has won the Scoville Award for best undergraduate teaching in Winter 2018 for his class Economics 148 on behavioral […]
Claudio Rocha Renee Tajima-Peña Renee Tajima-Peña, professor of Asian American studies and director of the UCLA Center for EthnoCommunications, will receive the Past//Forward Award from Visual Communications, the nation’s longest-running […]
