Like many graduating seniors, Kellie Corcoran has yet to finalize her post-graduation plans. Unlike some, though, she has enlisted the help of the UCLA Career Center in her employment search as many companies use that facility to interview and hire students. Read more...

Hospitals are in constant need of interpreters to connect patients to doctors. The U.S. Department of Justice revealed in 2004 that the FBI had accumulated 120,000 hours of untranslated recordings potentially related to terrorism. Read more...

From screams at midnight to streaks of underwear and flashes of skin, UCLA boasts a variety of unique traditions, some of which have undergone significant transformations over the past few years. Read more...

Though Westwood is no longer known for its vibrant nightlife as it was in the 1980s, local business owners say the Village is still a pulsating college town that grows and changes with the times. Read more...

For many graduating seniors, the past four years at UCLA have been shaped by world events such as the start of a war and one of the worst natural disasters in the nation’s history. Read more...

It was the day after UCLA ended its record-setting, multi-billion-dollar fundraising campaign that the e-mails started pouring into Michael Eicher’s inbox. Eicher, the UCLA vice chancellor of external affairs, received messages from colleagues at universities all over the country ““ people who, like him, dedicate their time to chasing ever-crucial dollars from donors and alumni. Read more...

When Albert Carnesale announced in September that he planned to step down as chancellor, June 30, 2006 seemed like a long time away. That date was when Carnesale officially planned to hang up his hat (so to speak) and pass the chancellorship to someone else. Read more...