From whether the new D-Line will get Angelenos out of their cars to new research on depression treatment and the Latino wealth gap, UCLA experts are weighing in on the stories defining our city and our times.
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Spring is in full bloom at the Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden 🌸
[Video description: Montage of visitors exploring the UCLA Botanical Garden during the Clarkia Flower Festival. On-screen text reads, “POV: You visit UCLA’s Botanical Garden for the Clarkia Flower Festival.”]
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Today's the deadline, Bruins! Make sure you register to vote before midnight for California's June 2 Primary Election. Become an LA County voter and register to vote at
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A UCLA Fielding School of Public Health study finds that digital therapy apps outperform traditional campus mental health referrals in reducing anxiety, depression and eating disorders among college students.
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Twelve student acts took the stage at Royce Hall on Saturday for UCLA’s oldest and greatest musical tradition—Spring Sing! 🎶
[Video description: Video montage from Spring Sing. Text on screen: 12 student performances, 8 celebrity judges, 1 comedy company, and Spring Sing 2026.]
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More than 4,000 UCLA undergraduates are engaged in research each year, tackling questions from how heat and noise disrupt developing brains to how SoFi Stadium reshaped housing costs in Inglewood.
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OurRelationship, a free online counseling program backed by 15 years of UCLA research, is now available to all couples in Los Angeles County looking to strengthen their relationship.
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UCLA professor Dr. Mete Civelek and his team have identified MYH9 as a female-biased gene linked to fibrous artery plaque formation, a finding that could reshape how heart disease is understood and treated in women.
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Smile if you're #
UCLABound#! 🤩
This weekend, we celebrated our newest transfer students and the unique journeys that brought them to UCLA.
Welcome to the Bruin family! 💙🐻💛
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A UCLA-led study published in JAMA Network Open finds that telemedicine expansion during COVID did not significantly increase medical visits or healthcare spending across more than 3 million U.S. adults.
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From the debate over criminal charges for e-motorcycle collisions to the limits of AI agents and the future of telemedicine, UCLA researchers and experts are shaping the conversations that matter most to our communities.
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UCLA alum and bestselling author Scott Galloway reflects on how admission to UCLA shaped everything that followed in his life and career.
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Video Description: Animation of Scott Galloway holding a UCLA balloon while floating above the campus.
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Hey Bruins, make sure you register to vote before May 18 for California's 2026 primary election. Become an LA County voter and register to vote at
Graduating senior and foster care alumna Allana Martinez credits UCLA's Bruin Guardian Scholars program with helping her find community and purpose.
From toxic contamination fears in Altadena to declining student learning and the Colorado River's water crisis, UCLA researchers and experts are confronting the challenges facing our communities.
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UCLA's Asian American Studies Center has launched "Foundations and Futures," a free multimedia textbook written by more than 100 scholars.
From a new free AAPI multimedia textbook to hantavirus anxiety and LA's most compelling governor's race in years, UCLA experts are at the center of the stories shaping our world.
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Fresh air, scenic views and a decent place to study. Rating: 3/5 📚
[Video description: A UCLA student names the Sculpture Garden as her favorite study spot. Scenic clips of the garden appear. On-screen text reads, “Rating UCLA students’ favorite study spots: Part 4.”]
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A second home 🐻🎀
📹 laceydberg on Instagram
Video Description: The text reads "UCLA triple deluxe dorm!" The video showcases a dorm room adorned with ceiling fairy lights, pink posters, white bedding, and additional decor. Books plushies are lined up above desks.
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UCLA Luskin political scientist Gary Segura breaks down how recent Voting Rights Act rulings, voter ID measures and federal election legislation could reshape who votes and how in 2026 and beyond.
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