A week after the swine flu's rampant invasion of media coverage and public health statements, the public's adverse reaction toward the virus, now called influenza A (H1N1), seems to have spread faster than the virus itself. Read more...
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May 11, 9:56 pm
Venice streets, raucous beats
It's 6 p.m. on a Saturday down at Venice Beach, and you can't hear the person next to you. Read more...
Photo: A man known among locals as “The Chief” dances to the beat of the music at the drum circles at Venice Beach on a Saturday evening. Every weekend, the percussionists and flutists in the drum circles draw crowds of dancers and audience members.
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May 11, 9:50 pm
Fake antiquity industry thrives
While the emergence of eBay has expanded the market for antiquities, it has also caused many looters to shift their attention from pillaging ancient sites to producing fakes on a larger scale. Read more...
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May 11, 9:41 pm
UCLA alum seeks bone marrow match
When 2004 UCLA alumnus Matthew Nguyen was recruiting bone marrow donors in college, he had no idea he was contributing to a registry he'd eventually have to depend on to save his own life. Read more...
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May 11, 9:37 pm
Non-residents face stiff fee increases face stiff fee increases
In the upcoming school year, Adam Brown will pay almost $3,000 more in tuition to attend UCLA than he did this year. Read more...
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May 11, 9:31 pm
Professor in Japanese studies receives award
Dr. Fred Notehelfer, the driving force behind the establishment of UCLA's Center for Japanese Studies, will be awarded the Order of the Rising Sun by the Japanese government in a Los Angeles ceremony today. Read more...
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May 10, 10:22 pm
Five-Star Finish: Coach Krikorian wins his seventh NCAA title in his last game as head of the women’s program
Adam Krikorian's last UCLA women's water polo game was, by his own standards, the most unlikely achievement in his storied career. Read more...