Starting in January, students taking the MCAT can put down their pencils and pick up some eye drops. The MCAT is converting to digital format and students taking the test will be staring into a computer screen for over five hours. Read more...

For Janet Mizuno, dancing is a way of life. But though she can leap, twirl and groove, the first-year world arts and cultures student doesn’t always have the mobility she desires. Read more...

As Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed two bills that will allow the University of California and the state of California to move ahead with divestment, his words echoed the statements students have been making for more than two years. Read more...

Part of Mira Hershey Hall, UCLA’s first on-campus residence hall, is currently undergoing demolition to make way for the construction of the Life Sciences Replacement Building. Read more...

UCLA could be changing the way it reads and scores applications for admission as soon as December, switching to a system that places more emphasis on non-academic achievements. Read more...

General Wesley Clark’s military career has taken him from Kosovo to Panama, from Europe to Washington, D.C. But starting in October, Clark will settle at UCLA ““ at least for a couple days a month. Read more...