Ellen Schwartz earned a master’s degree from the UCLA Luskin School and has returned as a staff member who cycles to campus.
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Keep your cool with these six summer riding tips.
The professor's policy on commuting to campus: With beautiful weather, how can you not bike?
Biking can be the best medicine.
Riding a bike is not only a fun activity to do, it also has many physical, mental, and environmental benefits. Let’s explore the different ways riding a bike can benefit you and those around you!
Riding a bicycle is often seen as a childhood milestone, but the truth is, it’s a skill that can be learned—and enjoyed—at any age. Learning to bike later in life is not only possible but also incredibly rewarding.
Pedal-assist still offers plenty of advantages for riders.
Healthy choices start with small habits, and one of the easiest, most impactful habits you can build is riding a bike. Biking turns your daily commute into a natural opportunity to stay active and energized.
Celebrate all things cycling with informative content, events on campus, and social media contests this May.
