There was more diversity at UCLA’s JazzReggae Festival this weekend than this campus has seen in a long time, and for once this university lived up to its name. Read more...

The Supreme Court has thrown out the conviction of Arthur Andersen LLP, citing improper jury instructions as the reason. Despite this setback, the government must continue to vigorously pursue corporate criminals. Read more...

Sixteen proposed programs for the 2005-2006 year have already been approved by the UCLA Center for Community Partnerships as a part of its “UCLA in LA” project. Read more...

After the demonstrations in Tiananmen Square, uncertain reports of Chinese troops using force on students demonstrating for governmental reforms have abounded. Reports included that tanks crushed tents set up in Tiananmen Square, and that hundreds of students were gunned down or arrested. Read more...

Gary Hart, former senator and presidential candidate, addressed a crowd of students, faculty and diplomats Tuesday as part of a conference called “Global Terror Threat: Are We Winning or Losing?” put on by UCLA’s School of Public Affairs. Read more...

“Va, fa, sa” ““ Italian for “you go, you do, you know” ““ are three words that have been inspiring 92-year-old Hugo Cipriani since his very first days as a UCLA student in 1938. Read more...

UCLA will be offering its university perspective to Los Angeles Mayor-elect Antonio Villaraigosa’s transition to office. Chancellor Albert Carnesale, UCLA Downtown Labor Center Director Larry Frank and UCLA Institute of the Environment Director Mary Nichols were asked to advise Villaraigosa on recruiting and appointing members of the mayor’s staff. Read more...