Sunday, July 26

Student seminars make the grade

In the next two weeks, some undergraduate students will be applying to teach their own UCLA courses. Undergraduate Student Initiated Education, a new program being offered by the UCLA College, lets upperclassmen propose, develop, and facilitate one-unit seminars. Read more...


Student parents get state funding

A $1.1 million Department of Education grant has been awarded to UCLA’s Early Care and Education program, doubling the number of students who will be able to receive child care assistance through the university. Read more...


Penny Lane hits end of the road

Longtime record retailer Penny Lane shut its doors Monday for the final time, going out of business after 18 years in Westwood. Penny Lane is the oldest independently owned music and video chain in Los Angeles, according to the retailer’s Web site. Read more...



Halloween scares up events, not candy

Halloween has arrived, and the face of this originally Celtic tradition is very different now from when students were much younger. Trick-or-treating is no longer the predominant activity; now, some students are engaging in a variety of events to celebrate the occasion. Read more...


ASUCLA health food bar progresses

Ackerman Union may soon see the introduction of a Healthy Foods bar as the Associated Students UCLA passed a motion to finalize the store’s design and construction budget during its board of directors meeting Friday. Read more...