Sunday, May 3


Trampled by the Trojans

Before Saturday, hundreds, and in some cases thousands of dollars weren’t enough to buy a ticket for this year’s rivalry game. Yet by midway through the third quarter, fans on their couches at home could have had their pick to sit almost anywhere they wanted in the Coliseum. Read more...


Schools fueled by a rivalry rooted in the past

It’s more than just yearlong bragging rights. More than just quips of who’s better than whom. The key to the city is at stake. The magnitude of the crosstown rivalry is only known to a select few.It’s Texas and Oklahoma, Army and Navy, Florida and Florida State, Alabama and Auburn, Ohio State and Michigan. Read more...


Students take action to fight against AIDS

As guitar music coincided with African drumbeats, students from all over campus came together in Bruin Plaza on Thursday, aiming to spread knowledge about HIV/AIDS. The Student Welfare Commission, along with many other student groups, hosted World AIDS Day, an event designed to educate people about HIV/AIDS in an effort to prevent the spread of the disease both on campus and abroad. Read more...


UCLA ranks low in black admission

A recent survey from the Journal of Blacks in Higher Education found that UCLA has a lower acceptance rate for black applicants than its overall acceptance rate, putting it further down on the list than the majority of 30 top public and private universities that were analyzed. Read more...


Search committee named

The finalized advisory committee to help determine the next chancellor of UCLA was announced Thursday, marking the first step in the search for the university’s ninth chief executive. Read more...