With the three-day on-campus housing sign-up period ending today, UCLA Housing says it is pleased with the initial interest in the residence halls and is confident that the new dormitories will be completed in time for residents to move in. Read more...

Since the Security Breach Information Act became law in California, what is perceived as the nature of identity theft has changed. A bill proposed Monday in the U.S. Read more...

Ten years ago, Sandra Bullock’s “The Net” hit theaters and dramatized the life of a woman marred by identity theft. She had lost everything, from credit cards to her driver’s license. Read more...

Experts at UC Berkeley, with other institutions and businesses, are expected to begin work soon to research and develop technology that will make communication systems more secure. Read more...

UCLA is a university that houses one of the most diverse student populations in the nation, and it acknowledges and explores the diversity of its students, faculty and the community at large with various programs that study themes like religion and nationality. Read more...

This past March, the U.S. Senate voted 100-0 on a resolution that said improving Social Security is “a vital national priority.” But Congress has not been as unanimous in agreeing on a set plan to improve the United States’ largest government entitlement program. Read more...

The Collective Bargaining Education Project, initiated by UCLA’s Labor Center with the support of United Teachers Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District, aims to teach students the importance of labor relations by giving them a simulated experience in labor negotiations. Read more...