A recent Federal Appeals Court ruling that would permit universities to ban military recruiters from campuses may have little or no effect on University of California policies, UC officials say. Read more...

New manager needed at Los Alamos laboratory WASHINGTON “”mdash; Stung by security lapses at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, the government will consider business and management ability as much as scientific expertise when selecting a new manager for the facility. Read more...

Students observed World AIDS Day on Wednesday by educating themselves about their own bodies and learning about the global epidemic. The UCLA AIDS Institute, the world arts and cultures department and other organizations and student groups organized a series of workshops and movies, provided areas for HIV testing and held seminars on sex education, among other topics. Read more...

No junk food means no extracurriculars at schools The school district’s 5-month-old junk food ban is hitting campuses hard with some losing $1,000 or more a week in funds once used for extracurricular activities. Read more...

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The world-renowned UCLA AIDS Institute is not sitting idly today as it hosts a wide range of events for World AIDS Day. AIDS and HIV are persistent concerns, and UCLA students shouldn’t think they are free from risk. Read more...

Eugene Poole Conser was one of UCLA’s first students and attended the university when it was still located in downtown Los Angeles. Conser passed away Sunday in his Laguna Hills home of natural causes. Read more...