Tonight's episode of @AdamRuins features another Adam, the illustrious (and yes, hilarious!) @adamwinkler, for "Adam Ruins #Guns" – This is NOT to be missed! https://t.co/8ofeEYaJvE
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 27, 2018
.@Emmett_UCLALaw Ann Carlson writes for https://t.co/DWt3QkQntA about new national climate assessment & its effects on #TrumpAdministration, stating “its findings may well undermine the Trump Administration’s attack on regulations…” https://t.co/0s8C9hBKi4
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 27, 2018
Dean Emerita Rachel Moran tells @BostonGlobe re: @Harvard’s #AffirmativeAction case: “This is a complicated case at a particularly fraught moment . . It’s a very important case. I wouldn’t say the path to the Supreme Court is uncomplicated or unswerving.” https://t.co/eaMTgfDA34
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 27, 2018
.@jmnookin tells @OCRegister Rackauckas’ #DNA program, which collects samples of those suspected of low-level crimes, “There’s no law passed that gives anybody the authority to collect DNA for misdemeanor arrests in CA. That was an Orange County invention” https://t.co/VSNCW1J7OE
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 26, 2018
.@VolokhC cited by @Lawdotcom on court ruling overturning an injunction against a news blog that posted critical comments against a professor. “I think the appellate court got it extremely right,” said Volokh, who also filed an amicus brief in the case. https://t.co/mm7uYjbXOq
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 19, 2018
.@UCLAFoodLaw’s Michael Roberts talks to @BuzzFeed re: how @USDA should protect consumers by disclosing food producers responsible for a food recall: “Names should be disclosed so consumers can better protect themselves and their loved ones.” #foodsafety https://t.co/MG1mwbvK39
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 19, 2018
.@K_Eichensehr interviewed by @nytimes writer @fmanjoo on how #BigTech and society intersect: Covering how we communicate, shop and date, to the nature of our democratic processes. On @Facebook: https://t.co/DBfwmK04VA
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 15, 2018
.@JohnDVillasenor writes for @BrookingsInst on #ArtificialInteligence and the future of #geopolitics: "AI is perhaps the only technology in recent memory that . . . will actually turn out to have been underhyped once its impacts are fully appreciated." https://t.co/CM8AENIPeg
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 14, 2018
.@seanhecht interviewed on @BulletinAtomic re: his reactions to #RyanZinke‘s Department of the Interior, saying “This is not how federal agencies are supposed to make decisions.” https://t.co/IKPfrhR9iI
— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 1, 2018
Dr. Christopher Russell has spent the past 50 years working on NASA's most prominent missions and sharing his discoveries in UCLA classrooms. https://t.co/GKgFwM95jz
— UCLA (@UCLA) December 3, 2018
What's the origin of #trickortreat? The answer depends on who you ask. Click here to read more…if you dare! #HappyHalloween https://t.co/25KuJNdLlY
— UCLA (@UCLA) October 31, 2018
Having teamwork trouble at work or school? @uclaanderson's Professor Corinne Bendersky has some expert advice on how to harness your team's full potential ⬇️https://t.co/bKvAGckpgD
— UCLA (@UCLA) October 22, 2018
New homes in people’s backyards. Offices shaped like wheels. UCLA’s cityLAB explores challenges in urban areas and is envisioning the L.A. of tomorrow: https://t.co/VyVPOfERtG #OptimismCan pic.twitter.com/LV0V0dNzgR
— UCLA (@UCLA) October 12, 2018
Is technology making us all skimmers instead of readers? In this interview, a UCLA Neuroscientist proposes we preserve deep-reading by working toward a "bi-lateral brain."➡https://t.co/uzEkkUJQd5
Join Maryanne Wolf for conversation at UCLA. RSVP here: https://t.co/biQrubmLdJ pic.twitter.com/96fouNlqZB
— UCLA (@UCLA) August 30, 2018
Popular perception of Satan as the infinitely evil enemy of God doesn’t square with evidence found in the Bible, says UCLA Distinguished Professor of English Henry Ansgar Kelly.https://t.co/DrMsC7VxVK
— UCLA (@UCLA) August 21, 2018
The next tech revolution may already be here, thanks to blockchains.https://t.co/628iW4Na1y
— UCLA (@UCLA) August 15, 2018
We usually think of cities like Los Angeles as destroying natural habitat, but actually, a city can also be a sanctuary for endangered species.
Learn how our cities could serve as “Urban Arks” in the future. ➡️ https://t.co/B4Qd1DZ7Vt pic.twitter.com/QtVa4eJugy
— UCLA (@UCLA) August 15, 2018
Architect and alumna Elena Manferdini’s designs range from buildings to facades to fashion.➡ https://t.co/X1XwfFbmvt
— UCLA (@UCLA) August 8, 2018
The director of the UCLA Sleep Disorders Center offers seven ways to improve your slumber. 😴 https://t.co/Mw36Fa2cTX pic.twitter.com/8VgqHpzNRM
— UCLA (@UCLA) July 25, 2018
Alumnus Jonathan Gold's impact will be missed. Check out his discussion w/ his brother and AVC for Environment and Sustainability at UCLA about food critics being mindful of sustainability when recommending cuisine. ⬇️https://t.co/s6b6p9XWYV
— UCLA (@UCLA) July 23, 2018
.@UCLAengineering assistant professor and student team developed the world’s most efficient semiconductor material for thermal management. ⚡
➡https://t.co/0tqdHG8yRh pic.twitter.com/WUXdoaEYNP
— UCLA (@UCLA) July 19, 2018
How is climate change affecting California's wildfire problem? @UCLAIoES’s Alex Hall joined @PBSSoCal on the new show “Sustaining California” to discuss with @DavidNazarNews. Watch the episode now➡https://t.co/7Ey50VNt6z
— UCLA (@UCLA) July 18, 2018
Meet 4 UCLA alumni who have made their mark as interior designers in Los Angeles. ⬇https://t.co/ohzJ9bQDN5
— UCLA (@UCLA) July 18, 2018
Stay cool in this #LAHeatwave with tips from @UCLAHealth's @markmorocco. https://t.co/6j9S5RTGGN
— UCLA (@UCLA) July 6, 2018
The liver team at Keck Medicine of USC pioneered new solutions for patients, like live donor transplants. https://t.co/2NtOrDKuq8
— Keck Medicine of USC (@KeckMedUSC) October 26, 2018
Thank you Steven Spielberg for your words on Anne Frank at @USCShoahFdn Ambassadors for Humanity Gala. "Among the 55,000 reasons we are here tonight, one of those reasons are the words of a young girl hiding in an attic with her family." https://t.co/CTDhdAPaCl
— Anne Frank Center (@AnneFrankCenter) November 8, 2018
Join the “New Perspectives on Kristallnacht” conference livestream for the final day of research and discussion about the event and its reverberations around the world. Today we’re hosted by conference cosponsor @VATMH_LA. #Kristallnacht80 #CAGRConf18 https://t.co/A7MWoGA7E0 pic.twitter.com/kuvYBPQPHo
— Center for Advanced Genocide Research (@CAGR_USCSF) November 7, 2018
"Poetry is my art. California is my home." —@DanaGioiaPoet on why being poet laureate of the Golden State is the greatest honor he's had. Take a ride with him and @carlamjavier on his literary trip through California's counties. https://t.co/KuZHorDFaV
— USC Dornsife (@USCDornsife) November 14, 2018
What does it mean for witches when companies sell kits for the occult and magic? Prof. Tok Thompson of anthropology discusses the consumerism of paganism in @voxdotcom. https://t.co/Km94IpLJ1i
— USC Dornsife (@USCDornsife) October 31, 2018
One more Chanukah post: here's the @USCTMB with their rendition of 'Dreidel Dreidel Dreidel'. Fight On! #HappyChanukah #HappyHanukkah #TrojanFamily pic.twitter.com/xrbvHTibGo
— Wanda Austin (@Dr_Wanda_Austin) December 4, 2018
A trio of @USC researchers has unlocked secrets about an engineered protein receptor known as CAR that makes cancer-fighting T cells more effective https://t.co/enLRSq8VE5
— AAU (@AAUniversities) November 26, 2018
Researchers @USC say measuring how fast you walk is another indicator of your current health https://t.co/Obcg9EFmrr
— AAU (@AAUniversities) November 25, 2018
An individual's genetic risk of obesity was lessened by one extra year of high school, according to a recent @USC study https://t.co/eY1yZsEeUQ
— AAU (@AAUniversities) October 26, 2018
The USC Race and Equity Center (@USCRaceEquity) has unveiled PRISM (@higheredprism), a networking platform and career tool for racially diverse professionals in higher education: https://t.co/MwxSU67xCn
— USC Office of the Provost (@uscprovost) November 14, 2018
The @KeckMedUSC researchers discover a tricky mechanism in cancer cells.https://t.co/BYbEvOZOu6
— USC (@USC) December 4, 2018
After seeing how his mother dealt with the disease, USC’s Peter Kuhn tackles the toughest questions about cancer via https://t.co/vJJNguivJ3 https://t.co/o0S6BpPvkI pic.twitter.com/uXthnClLrP
— USC (@USC) December 2, 2018
A new study by @KarenDLincoln shows that culturally tailored materials improve African-Americans' understanding of Alzheimer's disease: https://t.co/mM5IAQ27Uo #AlzheimersAwarenessMonth pic.twitter.com/SNEKP5MB9W
— USC (@USC) November 30, 2018
What's the value of VR? @USCAnnenberg professor speaks with @kimkomando on how it's keeping us safer and saving lives. https://t.co/lyvjW9589U
— USC (@USC) November 30, 2018
How often do you shower? @KeckMedUSC dermatologist weighs in on how often and the right technique. https://t.co/aTPMWTpQZw
— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018
A recent study conducted by the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative found that only 43 of 1,223 film directors between 2007 and 2017 were women. https://t.co/9Sh9B6mb6t
— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018
With the genetically-engineered babies being top of the news, Buzzfeed knew to come to @KeckMedUSC researchers to get the best information and insight. https://t.co/2o6alZjn90
— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018
There is so much potential viewership now domestically and worldwide they [Netflix and Amazon] will need content of all kinds. – Teresa Cheng, chair of USC’s John C. Hench Division of Animation & Digital Arts at @USCCinema https://t.co/C2nHQNT0ae
— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018
Is the algorithm biased? An interview with @USCAnnenberg's @safiyanoble and her research into search. https://t.co/9iH4oBUETn
— USC (@USC) November 28, 2018
A @USCMarshall professor highlights the lessons from entrepreneurs and startups, and how those are applied to family life. https://t.co/7jtG7Rhzxj
— USC (@USC) November 28, 2018
A polio vaccine that doesn’t require refrigeration could deal the disease its final blow, thanks to @KeckMedUSC. pic.twitter.com/ewbY9EaFxX
— USC (@USC) November 28, 2018
Those supplements you might be taking? They don't have any data behind their claims, notes a @KeckMedUSC physician. https://t.co/p3RqpUQaKp
— USC (@USC) November 27, 2018
New research from @KeckMedUSC shows that only 1% of U.S. kids get milk allergy diagnosed with a physician. https://t.co/7fNWTME07j
— USC (@USC) November 27, 2018
BYOB – Water refill stations at UPC and HSC reduce plastic waste
-About 110 refill stations on campus (UPC)
-Average 186,102 plastic bottles diverted each month
-more than 24 tons of plastic waste kept out of landfills pic.twitter.com/bfUZFspgZR— USC (@USC) November 26, 2018
We're all excited about self-driving cars. It's engineers at @USCViterbi that are making it possible for the cars to see through fog and rain. https://t.co/aYL5L7D5ur
— USC (@USC) November 26, 2018
A @USCDornsife professor goes beyond the legends and finds out how they Pilgrims survived. A good Thanksgiving read! https://t.co/zuTeYh3uDp
— USC (@USC) November 21, 2018
The music industry changes every six months. To stay current, you have to teach in real time.
– Kevin Lyman, @USCThornton https://t.co/hQcBhZbIUY
— USC (@USC) November 16, 2018
Dr. Nelson Granados discusses one of our 2018 Most Fundable Companies, @nedlapp, with @Forbes. https://t.co/wovIP5macu
— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) November 5, 2018
"When a company makes a commitment to gender diversity at the board level, that commitment is far more likely to span the entire corporation." @dr_bernice talks a new CA law requiring companies to have female directors on their boards with @LABJnews: https://t.co/uw5lqFyvX5 pic.twitter.com/7Mdz4iHQvn
— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) October 15, 2018
New to LA? Don't stress — we have you covered. Check out @LAmag's top things to do in LA this weekend. https://t.co/y2Plk2Ca8G
— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) August 24, 2018
Dr. Charla Griffy-Brown, professor of information systems technology management, discusses the ethical obstacles to AI and data bias with @HPE: https://t.co/xNjRgrB1LX#B4TWL
— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) July 26, 2018
"People who are personally engaged are more likely to stay in a role, creating a positive cycle." Read Professor of Business Strategy Dr. Soren Eilertsen's take on employee engagement in @CLOmedia: https://t.co/lPxvwCY27d #B4TWL
— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) July 24, 2018
#B4TWL act with a pioneering spirit in the #SmartMachineAge. With virtual reality opportunities expanding, @NelsonGranados discusses new options for the entertainment industry with @Forbes. https://t.co/EgTRux21pG
— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) June 3, 2018
Graziadio Business School Professor Charla Griffy-Brown discussing data privacy in @washingtonpost: "It all comes down to trust." For more: https://t.co/shzFfOzTXQ
— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) April 21, 2018
Pepp Law won the Second Best Brief in @NDLaw's Annual National Appellate Advocacy Tournament for Religious Freedom. https://t.co/mtmgD6yjoE pic.twitter.com/ONNSGAIZgW
— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) December 3, 2018
Prof. Knaplund Presents “The Unintended Consequences for Dynasty Trusts” — @ACTECNEWS https://t.co/7PgVBuKX0S pic.twitter.com/V2WTxoloCX
— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) November 1, 2018
Professors Coe and Childress have published the two-volume collection, Private International Law and Arbitration. @ElgarPublishing https://t.co/rmIK8mccvW
— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 26, 2018
Where Business, Entertainment and Education Collide – @TheMalibuTimes https://t.co/TADAmGXkM1 pic.twitter.com/RnrFdGO1s5
— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 25, 2018
Professor Ahmed Taha Presents “Regulating the Advertising of Opinions” — @UTLaw https://t.co/hPpcxMeYwK pic.twitter.com/QsQ1NFhhul
— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 22, 2018
Dean Paul Caron named to Top 100 Most Influential People in Tax and Accounting for 13th year in a row — @AccountingToday @SoCalTaxProf https://t.co/H3Y11wx4Rv pic.twitter.com/lRA4UBEJ8k
— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) September 10, 2018
Last Thursday, #Pepperdine had the privilege of partnering with @CityMalibu and organizations across the city as we gathered our community together to share in a Thanksgiving meal. We are deeply grateful for each of you and proud to be #MalibuStrong. pic.twitter.com/ZH1Rd0ZnNG
— Pepperdine University (@pepperdine) November 27, 2018
Is spatial technology a chemist's friend? #NationalChemistryWeek #URSpatial https://t.co/I753RbR2ov pic.twitter.com/wfpCFC2AjL
— UniversityofRedlands (@UofRedlands) October 26, 2018
“Police are there to investigate crimes,” said #LLS Prof @pannocen to @vicenews regarding a Newport Beach Police podcast on a case that hasn’t gone to trial yet. “Police don't get to be executioners. They don't get to be the judge and the jury.” Watch: https://t.co/QL7wt1v4MN
— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) November 1, 2018
“It’s important to stop narcotics…but we also want to have equal justice under law,” says #LLS CJLP Dir & LAPD Police Commissioner Sean Kennedy regarding 2 sheriff reviews of unit allegedly targeting Latino drivers on freeway https://t.co/3S6yWhrRLZ
— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) October 27, 2018
“This settlement is an acknowledgment by USC of the devastating harm that these women have undergone,” says #LLS Prof Nockleby on USC’s sexual harassment settlement in @latimes. “But my prediction is that this is not the end of the road.” https://t.co/fXfeslescd
— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) October 24, 2018
Thrilled that our partnership with @VMock_Inc was featured in the @nytimes today. @LoyolaMarymount students are well equipped for the #FutureOfWork! https://t.co/JTyZpL1HDU
— Branden Grimmett (@brandengrimmett) November 2, 2018
Rock writer & @LMUBellarmine prof @EvelynMcDonnell talks female rock/pop artists, from Bessie Smith to Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, who've shaped America’s music heritage. “Women Who Rock,” which she co-edited, tells their stories: https://t.co/bkY1kBkAVJ pic.twitter.com/EIz5qkcJW4
— LMU Magazine (@LMUMagazine) November 29, 2018
