University of California President Robert Dynes promised reforms of the UC’s compensation practices and apologized for a past lack of transparency during a state Senate hearing in Sacramento on Wednesday. Read more...

In the shade of the trees by Moore Hall, Tony Dunbar’s one-man show ““ complete with plywood backdrop draped in black fabric, handheld camera mounted on a tripod, and blue-and-gold GSA signs posted in the bushes ““ made its debut on campus this week. Read more...

As the nanotechnology industry develops and expands, a UCLA research group is urging caution and calling for increased research into the potential dangers of nanoparticles. Nanotechnology involves using atoms to produce tiny molecules, smaller than one-thousandth the diameter of a human hair. Read more...

More than 106,000 students applied to the University of California for admission for fall 2006, according to data released Tuesday, marking another year of steady increase in the size of the UC application pool. Read more...

As he waited in the back of a classroom before making a presentation, communication studies Professor Tim Groeling observed students as they took notes for the class, listened to the lecturing professor and played computer solitaire. Read more...

As he waited in the back of a classroom before making a presentation, communication studies Professor Tim Groeling observed students as they took notes for the class, listened to the lecturing professor and played computer solitaire. Read more...

While students may find comfort in having the ability to attend lectures in the privacy of their own rooms, some professors are less enthusiastic about the new technology which allows them to do so. Read more...