As a partner manager at Twitch, Lily Lewis oversees over 100 of the platform’s top creators, working to ensure streamers like Ironmouse, a Puerto-Rican streamer with an immunodeficiency, have equal […]
University labs and classrooms have been among the greatest transmitters of human knowledge—and error—in history. On the one hand, the theory of general relativity, the computer, the internet, the universal […]
Apes are our closest living ancestors (we share about 98 percent of our DNA!) and have long fascinated us with their expressive faces and charming disposition. Chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans, and […]
In the final episode of Code Red, Podcasts contributors Zoë Bordes and Alicia Ying sit down with UCLA professors Sarah Roberts and Stuart Soroka to get their perspective on the […]
THE HUMAN IMPACT OF TECH Keeping humans in mind as technology marches ahead BY LAUREN MUNRO JOHANNES GUTTENBERG INVENTED THE printing press in the mid-1400s. The first computers were being […]
Washington Post Opinion:Trump’s plan for giant detention camps points to a brutal 2024 reality Donald Trump’s advisers have declared that if he regains the presidency, he will launch an […]
UCLA Newsroom – Being exposed to some of the many historical incidences of anti-Black racism in American health care can contribute to white peoples’ recognition of health disparities currently faced […]
Rob’s Winding Path Washington Post Published: Jun 27, 2023 By Russ Finkelstein I met Dr. Rob Carpenter almost a decade ago on a trip for global social entrepreneurs. Since then, […]
College Magazine – Looking for the hidden gems of the UCLA class registrar? If so, you came to the perfect place. From the best classes to fulfill major requirements to […]
The issue that’s tearing us apart UCLA Magazine: The campus’s new Initiative to Study Hate represents a critical effort to root out what’s causing the alarming rise in hate across […]
