Bruin Bookshelf Spotlight: Joan M. Griffin ’77
‘Force of Nature: Three Women Tackle the John Muir Trail’ by Joan M. Griffin ’77 By Alvaro Castillo | April 3, 2024 The John Muir Trail is a world-famous long-distance […]
Diego Sarmiento awarded prestigious Truman Scholarship
Sarmiento is the first UCLA undergraduate to receive award since 2009 By Kayla McCormack | April 17, 2024Â Diego Sarmiento, a third-year political science major and public affairs minor, has […]
3 UCLA physicists named to week-long Nobel laureate summit
From left to right: Cheyanne Shariat, Aditya Dash and Monika Yadav By Alvaro Castillo | April 16, 2024 The University of California announced that 27 young scientists — including three […]
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