Due to the domestic and international situation in the post-Sept. 11 world, university students’ interest in Middle Eastern studies has dramatically increased in the past five years, as jobs in that field have also become more popular. Read more...

To students currently attending UCLA, alumni often seem distant and disconnected. But soon the Class of 2006 will be alumni themselves, and if you haven’t yet realized how much former Bruins have contributed to your experiences here, now is the perfect time to find out. Read more...

Of more than 4,000 female students who plan to walk across the stage at commencement this spring, a handful have chosen to enter a field that has traditionally been male-dominated. Read more...

Christina Chung is going to medical school. Ben Shea plans to work instead of continuing his education. Both are graduating and said they think more students are going to graduate school now than in the past. Read more...

As graduating seniors depart from UCLA they carry on the unique traditions of generations of Bruins, who in years past partook in an array of clever pranks and memorable activities often not too different from those carried out by students today. Read more...

As more science occupations become specialized and require graduate degrees, there is an undergraduate degree that is likely to gain students a job right out of college ““ engineering. Read more...

Since the Class of 2006 entered UCLA, the field of stem cell research has proliferated with discoveries and breakthroughs. Over the past four years, UCLA scientists have been part of this growth. Read more...