When the UC Board of Regents voted in March to withdraw funds from companies involved with the Sudanese government, they created the most extensive university divestment plan to date. Read more...

INDIANAPOLIS “”mdash; Legendary Bruin coach John Wooden was sent to the hospital Sunday morning and spent Monday night watching the Bruins’ championship game from a hospital bed with his family. Read more...

Almost 7,000 UCLA fans descended upon Pauley Pavilion in a surge of blue and gold last night, wearing their pride on their chests and faces for the NCAA Championship game, while many others watched from lounges and dorm rooms across the Hill. Read more...

Costing California taxpayers an estimated $1.4 billion annually, providing medical care for undocumented immigrants in California has become a key issue in the debate over immigration reform. Read more...

A recent study released by a group of UCLA researchers found that California sends a lower percentage of high school students to four-year universities than all but one other state, and attributed this in large part to a lack of adequate preparation programs. Read more...

Wood splintered, screws flew and columns sheared off from their bases when a series of earthquakes shook the UCLA campus last week. Scale models of college dormitories were put to the seismic test in an earthquake simulator when seven teams from California universities competed in the seismic-design challenge Friday during the 2006 Pacific Southwest Regional Conference of the American Society of Civil Engineers, hosted by the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science. Read more...