Kevin Smith is what you’d call a family man.
The chief financial and compliance officer at UCLA has framed photos of his family on his desk and beams when he speaks of his two children, who are almost five and eight.
Since 1919
Kevin Smith is what you’d call a family man.
The chief financial and compliance officer at UCLA has framed photos of his family on his desk and beams when he speaks of his two children, who are almost five and eight.
Just a few years ago, three UCLA geography students tackled one of U.S. intelligence’s greatest frustrations ”“ the search for Osama bin Laden.
A group of girls clamor around Pamela Walls near the steps of the Humanities Building as she asks for their help carrying boxes of lunches.
In the process of helping sleep-troubled patients, Mary McCullough saw her own health slowly deteriorate.
Warren Christopher, former U.S. secretary of state and visiting scholar at UCLA, died on March 18 from complications of bladder and kidney cancer.
On the evening of April 25, 1986, crews prepared for a routine shutdown of a Ukrainian nuclear reactor.
Michael F. Marra, a professor of Japanese literature, aesthetics and hermeneutics, died Feb. 23 after a two-and-a-half-year battle with cancer.