Councilman Paul Koretz received a significant majority of the initial votes counted in the city council election for the L.A. 5th District, which includes Westwood, as of 11 p.m. Tuesday night. Read more...
Councilman Paul Koretz received a significant majority of the initial votes counted in the city council election for the L.A. 5th District, which includes Westwood, as of 11 p.m. Tuesday night. Read more...
As of press deadline Tuesday night, L.A. mayoral candidate Eric Garcetti held a 5 percent lead over Wendy Greuel in the city primary election results for the next mayor. Read more...
UCLA has once again moved up the ranks in terms of world university reputation, according to the analyses of a British higher education magazine released Monday. Read more...
The 22-year-old man arrested after allegedly trying to sexually assault a UCLA student pleaded not guilty Monday to one count of assault with intent to commit rape during during a residential burglary. He is being held on $1 million bail and could face life in prison if convicted. Read more...
Dolores Vera was heading home from Margarita Monday, explaining to her friends why she plans to vote for Eric Garcetti in Tuesday’s mayoral primary, when the city councilman came up to her on a street in Westwood and offered her a Diddy Riese cookie. Read more...
Setting aside job offers and sleep for the sake of a project they jokingly call their child, a UCLA student and his friend are working to develop their young company. Read more...
Photo: Hunter Owens, a fourth-year communication studies student, and his high school friend Mark Nadal co-founded a company that offers a website design program, with the aim of eliminating the coding to allow customers to interact directly with the website interface.
A mysterious old typewriter sat atop a table on Kerckhoff patio Friday, as curious passersby walked by it to take a closer look. Next to the typewriter was a black box with a slit and note that explained why the typewriter was there to begin with. Read more...
Photo: Students can type anonymous submissions to Bruin Confidential, a website that hopes to connect students by allowing them to share secrets and experiences. on a typewriter that will be placed at various locations around campus.