Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives introduced a bill last Wednesday to reverse the changes made to the Pell Grant eligibility formula instituted by the Bush administration last month. Read more...

Record-breaking rainfall has resulted in more than soggy shoes and bad moods. It’s also brought on flooding, property damage and other problems at and around UCLA, including a fallen tree on a fraternity house resulting in dozens of displaced students. Read more...

An honorable distinction was given to a UCLA director for his work with the Global Access Program from the Finnish government, where UCLA business students can apply their skills in foreign countries. Read more...

As lead plaintiff for investors in the Enron securities fraud litigation, the University of California announced an agreement for a $168 million settlement with 18 former directors of Enron Corp. Read more...

Despite the slowed Westwood economy that spurred the departure of clothing stores such as the Gap, newcomers Urban Outfitters and Bebe say the inflow of people hasn’t stopped. Read more...

Often when a monumental advance in medical science is made, the discovery is celebrated throughout the health care community. But the arrival of a nationwide study pioneering a racially targeted drug used to treat heart failure in blacks is stirring up controversy among many experts in the legal and medical fields. Read more...

Petty Theft An iPod and other electronic equipment worth $700 combined were stolen from a room in the Courtside residence hall between Dec. 17 and Jan. Read more...