A UC Berkeley professor investigates an old manuscript and finds a new composition, to be conducted this spring.
Handel scholar discovers new cantata by a Baroque master
Life imitates art
UC Santa Barbara theater professor works in Nepal to help produce the first-ever opera to debut in the country.
Brain scientist Marian Diamond subject of new documentary
The charismatic professor emeritus at UC Berkeley shares the story of her groundbreaking career in neuroscience.
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.
Two UC Merced professors named campus's first MacArthur Chairs
Internationally recognized scholars granted the opportunity to pursue new horizons in humanities research.
Endangered species: American public libraries
UC Santa Cruz alumnus spends 21 years documenting 526 of the nation’s public libraries.
Scholar a finalist for prestigious Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award
UC Riverside professor Fred Moten nominated for award that honors a poet in mid-career.
UC Riverside professor receives highest medievalist honor
Professor of medieval art history Conrad Rudolph named a Fellow of The Medieval Academy of America.
First music school established in the UC system
The UC Board of Regents formally approves the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music.