Sarah Abrevaya Stein. Photo credit: Caroline Libresco Adding to the chorus of critics’ raves, The Economist has named “Family Papers: A Sephardic Journey Through the Twentieth Century,” a new book from […]
Nation, World + Society UCLA researchers aim to increase diversity in the study of political data Grant brings together young scholars and expands the number of ethnic and racial groups […]
Environment + Climate Florida mangroves reveal complex relationship between climate and natural systems UCLA-led research examined records dating to 1700s to discover how mangroves expand and retreat with climate cycles […]
UCLA Newsroom | October 14, 2019 A team of UCLA researchers led by Ananya Roy, the Meyer and Renee Luskin Professor of Inequality and Democracy, has received a $225,000 grant […]
Jessica Wolf | October 14, 2019 As a quiet darkness descended over the several thousand people gathered between Royce Hall and Powell Library eagerly waiting to celebrate UCLA’s Centennial, a […]
Stephanie Chang | October 17, 2019 The recipients of the Distinguished Teaching Awards — UCLA’s highest honor for teaching — were recently honored at the Andrea L. Rich Night to […]
Mike Fricano | September 25, 2019 UCLA professor Kelly Lytle Hernández, an award-winning author and scholar of race, mass incarceration and immigration, was announced today as a recipient of a […]
The 11 societies studied included the Namibian community of the Himba, where this father and child live. Photo credit: Brooke Scelza. In cultures where fathers are highly invested in the […]
Monica Smith. Photo credit: Paul Connor The only thing a person really needs to be an archaeologist is a good sense of observation, UCLA professor of anthropology Monica Smith proclaims […]
Jo Anne Van Tilburg, right, and Cristián Arévalo Pakarati. Photo credit: Easter Island Statue Project In 1981, archaeology graduate student Jo Anne Van Tilburg first set foot on the island […]
