Just outside of Berlin city proper, an abandoned National Security Agency listening base sits upon one of Berlin's only hills. Read more...
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Teufelsberg, a former National Security Agency listening base just outside of Berlin city proper, sits covered in detailed graffiti murals. The site is abandoned, except for the artists who frequent it.
Google's new universal policy will replace more than 60 product-specific privacy policies, allowing the company to track and customize user data from all services under a single set of rules applicable to all Google users. Read more...
UCLA astrophysicist Andrea Ghez this month became the first woman to win the Crafoord Prize from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for her work in astronomy. Read more...
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UCLA astrophysicist Andrea Ghez has become the first woman to win the Crafoord Prize for her work in astronomy. She is shown in front of a photo of the telescope laboratory she works with and is holding a representation of an image she would see through these telescopes.
After weeks of debating the issue, the Associated Students UCLA Board of Directors approved an emergency funding request for the undergraduate student government at the board's meeting on Friday. Read more...
President Barack Obama outlined a plan to improve college affordability, including awarding federal funds to universities that are most successful at saving costs and improving quality while keeping tuition low, in a speech at the University of Michigan Friday. Read more...
Whiteboards, chalkboards and writing utensils lay next to shovels, mulch, bricks and plant pots in the garden of Mark Twain Middle School in West Los Angeles on Saturday. Read more...
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First-year social welfare masters student Liam Mina and first-year Business-Economics student Cindy Kaneko work on constructing a garden arbor placed in the center of the garden.
A group of 11 strangers, ranging in age and ethnicity, gathered in the front of a room in the UCLA Faculty Center on Friday afternoon. Read more...
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Courtesy of Reed Hutchinson
Seventeen-year-old Donovan Ho, center, stands with 11 of the donors whose blood was used during his 2010 heart transplant at Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA.
