At UC Riverside, medical school students are combining traditional disciplines with liberal arts in order to deliver the best possible care.
Where medicine and the humanities meet
Other Minds donates archives to UC Santa Cruz
Music organization provides nearly 70 years of cutting-edge composer recordings, programs, and more.
Shinto tradition to reach a new set of readers
UC Santa Barbara scholar creates the world's first book series outside of Japan on the Shinto tradition.
Handel scholar discovers new cantata by a Baroque master
A UC Berkeley professor investigates an old manuscript and finds a new composition, to be conducted this spring.
Last men standing: the forgotten survivors of AIDS
UCSF lends its support to a new documentary about the challenges facing eight long-term survivors of AIDS.
Life imitates art
UC Santa Barbara theater professor works in Nepal to help produce the first-ever opera to debut in the country.
UC Berkeley law professor wins lifetime achievement award
Pioneer Herma Hill Kay is celebrated for her transformational advocacy in family law and contributions to legal education.
Mounting evidence that more diverse movie casts help the bottom line
UCLA Bunche center report finds that earnings and social media traffic are higher for content with more women and minority actors.
And the Oscar goes to...
Eight nominees with UC ties vie for Academy Awards this year.
Casanova was more than a good lover, says UCLA professor
A fuller view of a man who lived life as a writer, gambler, mathematician, and of course, seducer.
UCLA Library releases audio of rare Harper Lee radio interview
The only known recording of the famous novelist discussing "To Kill a Mockingbird" reaches the public.
'A' is for Audrey at Geisel Library Cafe
Cafe in UC San Diego's flagship building set to open in spring.