How these buildings reflect their dwellers' values, and why they've taken off.
The psychology behind the tiny house movement
15 national treasures and the UCLA scientists working to save them
Experts from a variety of fields are developing new knowledge to help save these creatures.
Looking different than your parents can be an evolutionary advantage
New research has roots in ideas raised by Charles Darwin more than 150 years ago.
Study: Believe it or not, humans are kind
Humans have evolved to be far more cooperative than other animals. These scientists investigate how and why.
Study: Believe it or not, humans are kind
Humans have evolved to be far more cooperative than other animals. These scientists investigate how and why.
What ancient DNA tells us about the Himalayas
UC Merced leads genomic research in one of the world's most understudied regions.
Ice age bison fossils shed light on early human migrations in North America
Evidence analyzed by UC Santa Cruz researchers establish when an ice-free corridor opened in the Rocky Mountains.
Could the mystery of the meow actually be solved by a new talking cat collar?
A UC Berkeley doctoral student examines the latest effort to help animals and humans to communicate.
Reinventing childhood in the 21st century
What are the differences between helicopter and "frontier" parenting? A UC Berkeley professor explores.
Friends or not? Just a second of laughter can reveal relationship status
A UCLA study finds that listeners across the globe can tell a lot from your laugh.
Flitting through eternity
UC Riverside provides some new insight into the physical basis of near-death experiences.
New study reveals nuanced story behind economic disparity in Los Angeles
Major racial and ethnic differences in wealth are documented in detail for the first time in this UCLA report.