A movement to have all undergraduate schools at UCLA abide by a general education requirement foundation paralleling that of the UCLA College is almost complete, as the UCLA School of Engineering and Applied Science plans on finalizing their revisions this spring. Read more...

In Israel, high school is not followed by college but by service in the army ““ with few exceptions, every young man and women is required to enlist after graduation. Read more...

Though the dark side might win in the newest and final installment of the Star Wars series, that doesn’t mean that something good won’t come from its premiere. Read more...

The patchwork of t-shirts strung between the trees in Dickson Plaza gives a stark vision of the reality of rape and abuse. Free from the euphemisms and stereotypes that are often attached to rape and sexual violence, the shirts bear frank descriptions of survivors’ stories. Read more...

Dialing 911 from a campus telephone may bring a surprise: the medical professionals who respond could also be your classmates. For 25 years, the UCLA Emergency Medical Services team has been saving lives in addition to igniting the careers of undergraduates who hope to gain spots in the competitive world of professional medicine. Read more...

Bruins United candidates will not be able to campaign for the majority of the day today, the last day of the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s runoff election, because of sanctions from the Elections Board. Read more...

The University of California announced Wednesday an agreement with a team of industrial partners to prepare for the competition to manage Los Alamos National Laboratory. Though the final decision of whether to bid for the lab will depend on a vote by the UC Board of Regents, UC spokesman Chris Harrington said the agreement is an aggressive step by the university to strengthen its possible bid for a new contract. Read more...