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...

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...

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...

Updated at 6:32 p.m. Friday just before 11 a.m. a stabbing occurred on the steps of Kerckhoff Hall, resulting in the victim’s hospitalization for injuries that are not life-threatening. Read more...

A new UCLA study suggests the rapid growth of a huge northern bog complex may have helped activate global warming around the time of the ice age. Read more...

For one UCLA professor, Friday the 13th turned out to be a very lucky day this year. Physics and astronomy Professor Edward Wright and his team of scientists received approval from NASA on Oct. Read more...