UCLA Blueprint invites the public to join the conversation.UCLA Blueprint — written and edited by veteran journalists and astute observers of local and state government — debuted this week with an […]
When Professor Paul Von Blum looked out at the rows of students on the first day of his Comm Studies 165 class last fall, he noticed someone special.In the front […]
UCLA political scientist Lynn Vavreck is one of 32 winners nationwide of a new, major annual fellowship program from the Carnegie Corporation of New York.As an inaugural recipient of the […]
Peszek Crowned All-Around and Beam National ChampionUCLA senior gymnast Samantha Peszek finished her career in great fashion, winning her first NCAA all-around title and second beam title at the National […]
Professor and Chair Tim Groeling invites you to his State of the Department address for alumni where he will provide an update on academic programs and other important department happenings. Join other graduates of […]
“You’re Not Fooling Anyone With Your Pretend Laughter”Why do we laugh? The obvious answer is because something is funny. But if we look closer at when and how laughter occurs […]
The Daily Bruin just ran a front-page profile of our own Nushin Arbabzadah. Click through to read about her fascinating background and many accomplishments.
King’s voice can again be heard — this time onlineAlong-lost audio recording of a 50-year-old speech delivered at UCLA by the late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. has […]
Congratulations to Natalie Kim on being named one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 in Marketing & Advertising! Natalie graduated from the Communication Studies Department in 2008 and was an Ad […]
Professor Greg Bryant and lecturer Kasia Pisanski will talk about the evolution of vocal emotion perception at the Voice Studies Now conference hosted at UCLA the last weekend in January.
