Tuesday, May 5

Azerbaijan deserves U.S. public attention

When I decided that the first Azerbaijani-American Youth Conference would be an interesting column topic, it was with the assumption that most readers, like me, would struggle to spell its name and locate it on a map. Read more...


Last push before polls

Sunday afternoon on Bruin Walk is a stark contrast to the normally bustling environment of students rushing to class or campus groups handing out promotional fliers. Read more...


A step ahead of blood disease

Shouts, cheers, blaring music, and a sea of bright red balloons filled Drake Stadium Saturday morning. Children squealed with delight as they attempted to pour ice water down each other’s backs. Read more...


Man stabbed on campus

A stabbing occurred on the steps of Kerckhoff Hall Friday morning, and officials said the victim was hospitalized but not seriously injured. The victim is a 19-year-old “UCLA affiliate,” according to a university police press release, but police would not confirm whether the victim was a student. Read more...




UCLA hosts LGBT studies conference

An array of speakers from around the country convened in Royce Hall over the weekend to share their research into gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender issues as part of the Los Angeles Queer Studies Conference. Read more...