25 years after the attacks, UCLA looks back at how Bruins have remembered and responded to 9/11, from a memorial in Dickson Plaza to physicians still treating Ground Zero responders and a UCLA alumnus's memorial at the Flight 93 crash site.
UCLA political scientist Luwei Ying reflects on how the 9/11 attacks reshaped counterterrorism and foreign policy, and why refusing collective hatred and division remains one of the most important lessons.
UCLA air quality experts Yifang Zhu and Suzanne Paulson warn that smoke from the Boyle Heights warehouse fire contains toxic metals and volatile organic compounds that pose serious cardiovascular and respiratory health risks.
UCLA scientists have engineered cancer-fighting T cells from cord blood stem cells that attack solid tumors in two ways at once, while avoiding a dangerous side effect of donor cell therapies.
