UCLA's Judea Pearl, whose work transformed AI and earned him computing's version of the Nobel Prize, just turned 90. Colleagues and former students gathered to celebrate a career spent turning uncertainty into understanding, in science and beyond.
For the 37th straight year, UCLA Health has made U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospitals Honor Roll, one of only 20 in the country, earning No. 1 rankings in both California and Los Angeles.
As UCLA's vice provost and dean of undergraduate education, Adriana Galván has helped launch the state's first disability studies major, co-leads adolescent brain research, and even taught a course inside a federal prison.
