New tool streamlines students' ability to express their preferred name, gender and orientation across campus.
What's in a name?
How has #MeToo changed the way we live?
A new study provides insight into three questions that are central to today’s media coverage of #MeToo.
Taking the border crisis to heart
Students and faculty assist mothers and children seeking asylum in the U.S.
Minority homebuyers face widespread statistical lending discrimination
A study of mortgage lending finds African American and Latino borrowers continue to be charged higher interest rates.
Her dream? To call the US home
Viridiana Chabolla, DACA recipient and law student, felt defeated by the 2017 rescission of the program — until she joined the lawsuit challenging it.
New website amplifies refugee voices amid immigration crackdowns
Researchers map the perilous ordeals of thousands of displaced people through personal stories.
Trump and Sessions can end immigrant family separations without Congress’ help
Current immigration laws give the executive branch considerable discretion.
The problem with tips
Ninety percent of women in tipped service jobs experience sexual harassment. Can Saru Jayaraman change it?
Canada's landmark ruling against solitary confinement
Psychology professor Craig Haney provided the scientific foundation for the court's sweeping decision.
Veterans gain vital legal aid through new UCLA Law clinic
Students help veterans gain access to benefits and address criminal justice issues.
UC President Napolitano talks public service with UCLA Law students
'If not you, then who?' UC head asks, encouraging students to pursue work benefitting the public good.
UC President Napolitano reaffirms university policies on sexual harassment and violence
UC's systemwide policies and procedures remain in full effect despite changes in Title IX guidance at the federal level.