UCLA alumnae and former Bruin athletes Natalie Chou (Women’s Basketball) and Mac May (Women’s Volleyball) selected for achievements on and off the court.
UCLA ED&IS experts in brain research, diverse learners contribute to investigative articles on need for better assessments, interventions and state policies.
Discussion on Sept. 13 explored new book by Civil Rights Project co-director on racial inequality that hinders students of color.
Former principal of UCLA Community School and PLI alumna to serve as the Center’s associate director for professional learning.
Education and civil rights leaders gather to discuss new book exploring the barriers posed by racial inequality and the failure of colorblind policy to open the doors to opportunity in higher education.
TEP lecturer to discuss skills for educators in navigating and understanding media and its impact on students; series supported by the LA County Office of Education.
Former LAUSD chief academic officer to oversee statewide efforts to improve academic and personal success for neurodiverse and underrepresented students.
Research by UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools examines Road to Success Academies Model
UCLA IS alumna’s work shines a light on the history of public libraries in the Golden State.
A team of researchers at the UCLA School of Education and Information Studies and their colleagues at California community colleges […]
Event helps fund scholarships for next generation of education leaders.
UCLA alumna prepares principals and school leaders with skills for research and transformation in schools.
The UCLA Principal Leadership Institute (PLI) prepares a diverse community of educators to be social justice leaders committed to improving educational opportunities […]
Elianny Edwards, a 2022 doctoral program graduate of the UCLA School of Education and Information Studies, has been named the […]
Urban Schooling PhD candidate conducts ethnographic study of sociospatial forces and organizational dynamics that impact Black and Brown high school students.
New book by Breslauer Professor of Bibliographical Studies explores the the alphabet’s many versions in the world and throughout history.
Stalled pre-pandemic progress easily escapes attention.
Collaboration will produce vital research to inform and protect users of social media, particularly K-12 students.
Robert D. Montoya will serve as PI to establish and implement inclusive and socially-just librarian training and an accompanying community press.
Wasserman Dean writes op-ed with Eileen Strempel, inaugural dean of the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, on the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
UCLA librarian for SEIS and the Anderson School of Management shares serendipitous journey to her career at the University.
UCLA Ed alumnus will explore impact of urban development and housing upon academic outcomes.
On June 19th, 1865, in Galveston, Texas Union Major General Gordon Granger issued General Order Number 3: “The people of […]
Ninety-seven percent of the Class of 2022 graduated and are college-bound; salutatorian Mia Castro has been accepted to UCLA.
