President Bush will be sworn into office today in the nation’s capital amid snow, political hoopla and bristling security in the first presidential inauguration since the terrorist attacks of Sept. Read more...

For all his lip-service about fighting for the people, Gov. Schwarzenegger apparently doesn’t care much about the plight of the average California worker. For the second year in a row, he has directed a targeted budget cut at the University of California’s two labor centers. Read more...

The UC Board of Regents will gather in San Francisco today for the first of a two-day meeting where they will review the state budget, open the discussion on lab management, and address graduate education throughout the system. Read more...

The campaign to educate and assess the effects of the Expected Cumulative Progress requirement is officially approved. Academic Affairs commissioner Eligio Martinez was informed on Tuesday that the survey and publications in relation to the ECP campaign were all approved by the Internal Review Board-, the group responsible for approving all surveys conducted on campus. Read more...

President Bush announced a proposal Friday to increase the maximum Pell Grant by $500 over the next five years, raising the federal aid program’s ceiling to $4,550. Read more...

Eighteen million dollars and over two and a half years later, the Glorya Kaufman Hall is now expected to be fully completed in February. Kaufman Hall, previously named the Dance Building, will house the World Arts and Culture Department. Read more...

The first people UCLA alum Gene Kim and his wife Faye Wachs spoke to in Los Angeles after surviving the South Asian tsunami in December were the reporters and camera crews who met them at the baggage claim. Read more...