Though he said some critics call him a racist because he patrols the United States-Mexico border as a minuteman volunteer, Carl Braun said he patrols to ensure the safety and economic success of the United States. Read more...
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May 1, 10:27 pm
Border-control views disputed
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May 1, 10:26 pm
Campus groups to endorse hopefuls
Student groups will soon be deciding which candidates to endorse in the undergraduate student government elections after three days of intensive questioning that began on Monday. Read more...
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May 1, 10:26 pm
Cardiac surgeon named Chancellor’s Professor
The lush decor of the banquet hall complemented a three-member classical band playing live music Monday evening. The ambience was set as though to host a party for kings and queens. Read more...
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May 1, 10:26 pm
New leader appointed in medical department
Many years ago, a man left the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital at the same time that another entered the institution. Three weeks ago, both individuals met at UCLA to once again relay their positions as one leaves the post of chief of cardiothoracic surgery while the other assumes it. Read more...
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April 30, 10:47 pm
Rising rent squeezes students
If UCLA students went to UC Davis looking for housing, they could find a private room in an apartment for less than half the price of a shared room in Westwood. Read more...
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April 30, 10:44 pm
15 years later, memory of L.A. riots remains
Though he was not allowed to leave the house for those four days, D'Artagnan Scorza said he remembers watching flames engulf nearby buildings during the L.A. riots when he was 12 years old. Read more...
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April 30, 10:41 pm
Westwood won’t be FBI’s new home
The FBI has abandoned plans to build its new Southern California headquarters in Westwood due to increasing community opposition. The project proposed construction of two new buildings at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Veteran Avenue, possibly resulting in the destruction of the existing Federal Building. Read more...