Whether students want to view class assignments while studying at Luvalle Commons or surf the Web during lecture, many have found the wireless access on campus to be spotty. Read more...

It’s 1:30 in the morning. Temperatures have dropped into the 40s, and the wind howls through Bruin Plaza. Usually at this time of night UCLA is empty. Read more...

Sarah Wamunyu left Africa, the only continent she has lived on, two days ago to come to what most call the land of opportunity. Only the land she is concerned with is the UCLA campus, and the main opportunity that has drawn her here is the chance to master techniques to better deal with drug rehabilitation and treatment efforts in her home country of Kenya. Read more...

Officials at Los Angeles International Airport may raise rent for some airlines, which carriers say could translate to fare increases for travelers. It is not yet clear, however, how soon the changes will occur. Read more...

As the “Get the Red Out” blood drive went on in the James West Alumni Center, students from the “Fight to Give Life” campaign protested outside what they call discriminatory measures by the Food and Drug Association. Read more...

Residents of some off-campus apartments in Westwood have reported seeing a peeper looking inside their windows over the past few weeks ““ incidents which are similar to at least five prowler and peeper cases that were reported over the summer. Read more...

Adham El-Sherif and Kevin Duffel skateboarded down the aisles in the Northwest Campus Auditorium. They weren’t there to skateboard for leisure, but to discuss an issue they call “skateboardingism.” “Skateboardingism,” which they defined as discrimination against skateboarders, was one of nine topics that students presented Wednesday night at an event called The Isms Project, presented by the Office of Residential Life. Read more...