Mathematical equations and diagrams scribbled on the board behind him, a physics teaching assistant pulled out his harp, affectionately named Drusilla, during class. He plucked a thin string on the instrument. Read more...
Photo: Julio Rodriquez likes to teach students by playing a variety of different instruments for them.
On Nov. 10, Ann Meyers Drysdale stood in front of the crowd at Pauley Pavilion as she was honored as part of a Title IX 40th Anniversary event. Read more...
Los Angeles County’s 5th District, which includes UCLA, is approaching its quadrennial city council race. Paul Koretz, the current councilman in the 5th District, will face Westwood Neighborhood Council member Mark Herd in a debate about local issues Tuesday night in preparation for the March 5 election. Read more...
Hidden behind a false wall and a fast-food restaurant, large black and brown images depict the faces of seven UCLA alumni, symbolizing the struggle of social activism and black history. Read more...
Although headaches have many causes, a few simple practices can help alleviate them Read more...
The UCLA Anderson School of Management will open its doors to non-business students for the first time this summer, with the introduction of a four-week business skills program. Read more...
Students of Chicano-Latino descent are now the largest ethnic group of freshman applicants applying to the University of California system because of increased high school graduation rates and expanding financial aid opportunities. Read more...
