Melissa Ma is the only student at UCLA pursuing the language, interaction and culture minor. And she'll be the last. Read more...
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Melissa Ma, a fourth-year psychology student, is the last student left pursuing the language, interaction and culture minor at UCLA. The College of Letters and Science Faculty Executive Committee voted last month to discontinue the minor. However, Ma is allowed to complete her minor first.
Gary A. Clark Jr. officially started as the new UCLA director of admission on Monday. Read more...
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Gary Clark is the new admissions director at UCLA. He previously served as a senior associate admissions director at USC.
About a dozen patients, each wearing a thin clear hood, sat under dim lights within a large cylindrical chamber. Read more...
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Joey Knox, a technician at the UCLA Gonda Center for Hyperbaric Medicine, puts on an oxygen bubble over patient Jody Glasser, who is currently being treated for damaged blood vessels incurred during radiation therapy for cancer.
Lists of registered voters at election sites around Westwood on Tuesday were missing names of some students who said they registered to vote before the Oct. 22 deadline. Those students had to cast provisional ballots, which will be counted today. Read more...
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Jack Cramer, a second-year undeclared student, pulls out a chair and some homework as he waits to cast his vote at the polling center in Rieber Hall Tuesday night.
Quotes from Coach John Wooden related to academic success and leadership were projected onto the walls of a ballroom in the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, as about 150 people dressed in business attire milled about Monday evening. Read more...
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Chairwoman and CEO of PepsiCo Indra Nooyi was honored with the Wooden Award by the UCLA Anderson School of Management on Monday night. She is the first woman to receive the award.
Before West Coast voters turn in their ballots and stick an "I voted sticker" to their shirt today, a select group of veteran and aspiring lawyers will gather in a classroom in the UCLA School of Law to complete a different kind of patriotic duty. Read more...
About 7,000 students and parents rushed in Friday night to catch a glimpse of the revamped sports arena, which had been closed since March 2011 for a $136 million renovation. Read more...
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Several thousand student and parent attendees line up outside of the newly renovated Pauley Pavilion for Pauley Opening Madness on Friday night. Attendees also took part in the Homecoming festival that set up just outside of Pauley.
