Thursday, October 22

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...


Assaults have lasting effects

As the number of reports of sexual battery occurring in Westwood increases every week ““ now totaling seven in the last month ““ it is clear the incidents have gotten more than a few students shaken. Read more...


Divestment’s first step

SAN DIEGO “”mdash; The UC Board of Regents committed Thursday to further analyze the effects of divesting from its business holdings in Sudan and inform certain companies of its concern over the activities of the Sudanese government, but delayed a vote on full divestment until March. Read more...




Site targets professors

A Web site purporting to expose “UCLA’s radical professors” and offering students cash payouts in return for information about their classes was thrust into the national spotlight Wednesday after a barrage of media coverage. Read more...


Regents update salary structure

SAN DIEGO “”mdash; Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante both made rare appearances at the UC Board of Regents meeting Wednesday, during which the governor discussed buying out the UC student fee increases planned for next year and the board adopted a new salary structure for university employees. Read more...