UCLA students may choose to swap L.A. smog and a Westwood backdrop for a rural village in Ghana or perhaps the historic streets of Rome. Read more...
Photo: Pierre Mays, a second-year international development studies student, heads to Africa in the fall to study at the University of Ghana.
After years of hostility between UCLA scientists and animal rights supporters over the ethics of animal research, the two sides have recently attempted to improve and open the lines of communication. Read more...
Chancellor Gene Block recently announced the development of the UCLA Volunteer Center, an online center created to connect students, alumni, faculty and staff with the community. Read more...
On the night of Nov. 4, the UCLA campus buzzed with apprehension and excitement as students awaited the results of the presidential elections. Read more...
The fate of the UCLA Labor Program seems uncertain following recent budget cuts and economic hard times. Read more...
During the summer, sorority and fraternity members are not the only students who fill the Greek houses that line Hilgard, Landfair and Gayley avenues "“ the summer is the only time other Bruins are invited to rent out space in the mansions. Read more...
With the sun as a pervasive symbol of Southern California culture and activity, tanning beds are just as much a part of summer as are beach balls and barbecues. Read more...
