Monday, May 4

Employing spouses sparks debate

When UCLA’s new chancellor is hired in the coming weeks, the university may be gaining more than one new employee. The University of California and many other higher education institutions often offer positions for the spouses or partners of academics being recruited for high-level administrative positions. Read more...




Facing the threat of deportation

Mario Escobar’s boisterous laughter dies out as he tells his story. As other students focus on their final exams this week, he also has to cope with the possibility of being deported to a violent country. Read more...


Farmer’s market to close down

The Westwood Farmers’ Market is scheduled to be closed after its last event this Thursday because of complications with a nearby construction project, marking the end of the market’s tenure in the Village. Read more...



UC TO DIVEST FROM SUDAN: Divestment

After a unanimous vote to divest university holdings from nine companies determined to be aiding Sudan in the killings in Darfur, the University of California will begin the process of divestment which could take many months to complete. Read more...