Sunday, May 3

Blogs update class experience

When one thinks about a university math class, several thoughts come to mind ““ finals, midterms, problem sets ““ but blogging is usually not one of them. Read more...




Budget limits EAP programs

Students wanting to study in France, Denmark, Australia and Italy may now need to consider alternate courses of study, as some Education Abroad Programs in these countries have been cut or postponed. Read more...


Many religions, just one message

Everyone, no matter how different, is part of the one body of humanity ““ this was the message given at Wednesday’s Students for Peace Festival. “(It’s) seeing yourself everywhere. Read more...


Shedding light on human trafficking

Full of “dreams and goals,” Maria Suarez entered the U.S. at age 16 as a slave sold for $200. As one of an estimated 900,000 yearly victims of human trafficking, Suarez shared her story at the Human Trafficking Conference, hosted by Youth for Human Rights International and supported by the Bruin Democrats, on Wednesday. Read more...


Outlook: Sunny

Cathy Schulman does not hesitate to say which film festival she prefers over all others. “There’s nothing I love more than Sundance,” said Schulman, who teaches in the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television’s producers program. Read more...