UCLA faculty members contributed the most monetary donations toward 2008 presidential candidates out of all the University of California campuses, with a significant amount going toward the Democratic Party candidates. Read more...

As private universities with large endowments, such as Yale and Harvard, modify their financial aid to lower the cost of higher education for middle-class families, the University of California is exploring its own ways to make college more affordable for middle-class families. Read more...

Concerns about UCLA's lack of an undergraduate business program may soon be put to rest due to a push by students and support from university administrators to institute a business and management-related minor. Read more...

As the U.S. occupation of Iraq continues, a panel hosted by the David J. Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy today hopes to inform students about the growing Iraqi refugee crisis. Read more...

The Undergraduate Student Association Council appointed Jesse Melgar and Matthew Sandler to the external vice president and general representative positions, respectively, during Tuesday's meeting. Read more...

Faced with losses in ad revenue to online outlets, newspapers across the country have had to endure severe cuts, from reduced staff sizes to shut down foreign bureaus. Read more...

Following the agreement made Thursday between the Directors Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, film and television writers and studios began informal talks Tuesday in hopes to return to formal negotiations over the Writers Guild of America strike. Read more...