The Los Angeles City Council approved plans for the city's first bus-only lane last week, a move applauded by some UCLA staff and student groups. Read more...
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The Los Angeles City Council recently approved a plan to bring the city’s first bus-only lane to Wilshire Boulevard. About 280 students, staff and faculty board the buses on Wilshire each day during the week.
On the other side of the 405 Freeway, a site nearly as large as UCLA is entering a legal battle years in the making. Read more...
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Once a thriving haven for thousands of retired soldiers, portions of the West Los Angeles Medical Center & Community Living Center now lie dormant, falling into disrepair. A recently filed lawsuit claims that the site lacks permanent supportive housing for disabled veterans.
A sellout crowd of more than 400 people packed a Broad Art Center auditorium decorated with multiple visual displays, musical instruments and a crowd-sourced, fully-automated Nerf gun. Read more...
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Eddo Stern, a UCLA professor of Design | Media Arts, demystifies the gamer’s mentality and interrelates games and reality during a presentation at the TEDx conference on Saturday. A number of UCLA instructors gave presentations.
Administrators are seeking to fund part of a new student writing center through the Student Services Fee, but members of a budget advisory committee say this could violate university policy. Read more...
An estimated 4,400 students walked the stage of the College of Letters and Science commencement Friday. Read more...
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Keynote speaker Aaron Williams laughs after delivering a joke during his speech.
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA's undergraduate students. Read more...
The value of a college education, in both economic and personal terms, has come into question in recent months. Read more...
