Upon entering Hedrick dining hall, students are greeted with an organic salad bar that includes cage-free eggs, organic tofu and campus-grown herbs.

The largest college symposium on aging and Alzheimer’s disease will be held today at the Kerckhoff Grand Salon to educate students about gerontology.

Any activity practiced in excess can harm the human health.

For cosmetics enthusiast Alyssa Perez, applying, sharing and experimenting with different cosmetics colors and brands is a hobby.

Although two-thirds of the world is bilingual, current knowledge about the brain is largely based on biased sampling of monolingual subjects, said Xavier Cagigas, a postdoctoral fellow at UCLA. To obtain more representative results, researchers must sample diverse subjects.

People who live with balance disorders or have had lower-limb amputation soon could benefit from haptic feedback.

Both the Hydrogen Engineering Research Consortium and Water Technology Research Center at UCLA strive to make cost-efficient and environmentally sound developments using water.

When he was six or seven, Philip Idell, a second-year music history student, exhibited mild obsessive and compulsive behavior. Among other symptoms, he could not step on lines and had to take eight steps within each block of concrete.

At the age of 11, Kerry Esrey, a second-year English student, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.

When she arrived at UCLA, Lilia Rizk, a second-year economy and international area studies student, found it difficult to adjust to a new environment while dealing with the loss of a loved one.