Sparked by the reality of a nuclear North Korea, UCLA hosted a panel discussion Thursday to address how the international community perceives and interacts with the Communist nation. Read more...

If $100 disappeared from your wallet, you’d probably notice pretty quickly. The same can’t be said for Los Angeles, which seems unable to keep track of considerably more money. Read more...

The use of factors other than race to bring student diversity to campuses such as UCLA is a process that has proven successful before “”mdash; until the supporting research was set aside. Read more...

Doctors using robotic surgery to operate on patients in other countries. Specialists giving crucial advice to doctors with a stroke victim hundreds of miles away. Experts in Los Angeles diagnosing patients in rural areas without having to leave home. Read more...

With Election Day less than a week away, the UCLA School of Public Affairs hosted a discussion Wednesday about the propositions on the Nov. 7 ballot in hopes of gathering student attention and encouraging students to vote. Read more...

Sparked by the reality of a nuclear North Korea, UCLA hosted a panel discussion Thursday to address how the international community perceives and interacts with the Communist nation. Read more...

Adele Cannon studied chemistry at UCLA, but she has spent more of her life focused on a ballot box than on Boyle’s law. Cannon attended UCLA during World War II and is now the Peace and Freedom candidate for California’s 30th District in the U.S. Read more...