A new study supported by UC has found that tobacco use while unemployed could make job prospects go up in smoke.
Smokers struggle to find jobs, get paid less
UC Berkeley alums find canvassing reduces transgender prejudice
A new study finds that 10-minute talks can shift opinion as profoundly as 14 years of social change.
Flitting through eternity
UC Riverside provides some new insight into the physical basis of near-death experiences.
UC Merced study: In-home parent training levels field for low-income kids
New research shows home visits by trainers can close cognitive development gaps.
The science behind our love for March Madness
What makes us so passionate about sports? A UCLA professor explains.
What’s in a name?
A UC Santa Barbara professor pursues a history of immigration's transformations.
Your brain might be hard-wired for altruism
UCLA neuroscience research suggests an avenue for treating the empathically challenged.
A nation at risk – how gifted, low-income kids are left behind
A UC Berkeley professor argues early support for students in underserved communities can have a major payoff.
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.
Shinto tradition to reach a new set of readers
UC Santa Barbara scholar creates the world's first book series outside of Japan on the Shinto tradition.
UC Irvine launches institute on anti-poverty effectiveness
Studies will explore long-term success of policies promoting economic self-sufficiency.
Caring, not just understanding, makes for a responsive partner
Pyschologists at UC Santa Barbara find that cognitive empathy alone is not enough when it comes to providing support in relationships.