It’s hard not to notice him: white mop, cherry complexion, tall and well dressed, with a subtle New York twang to boot. But beyond recognizing his presence on campus, many students are unaware of Chancellor Albert Carnesale’s notable past ““ one that took him from a small engineering school in New York to negotiating with the Soviets, advising presidents and leading efforts to limit global nuclear proliferation. Read more...

Think of UCLA as a good book. As you enter its world, you must decide how you will read it. You can follow the plot for a few years on the most cursory level. Read more...

Balancing work with school can be difficult, but it is often a necessity for many students. But with some extra dedication, students have found that it can be done successfully. Read more...

Whether students join for the scholarship opportunities, leadership training or personal reasons, the Air Force ROTC provides students with the opportunity to learn about the United States Air Force and prepare to serve in the armed forces upon graduation from college. Read more...

At 27 years old, Ernesto Jimenez’s path to the UCLA graduation ceremonies has not been easy. As a first-generation Mexican American and the son of naturalized citizens who came to the United States without documentation, his family background and education distinguish him from most UCLA students. Read more...