Correction appended When UCLA law Professor Stephen Bainbridge first heard about the “Books for Baghdad” campaign he saw the chance for individual Americans, regardless of their views about the war, to contribute to peace in Iraq. Read more...

The West Nile virus has claimed its first local victim, and Southern Californians are preparing their defenses against a disease that is spreading alarmingly close to home. Read more...

A $1.3 million settlement was reached July 16 in a case between UCLA and former student David Dixon. Dixon was terminated from his internship at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine’s family medicine residency program in 1994. Read more...

Twenty-four hours after the Sept. 11, 2001, commission report hit bookshelves across the country on July 22, the 20-copy supply in Ackerman Union sold out. The 560-page report ““ ranked No. Read more...

After three years of extensive discussion, a tentative compromise was reached between Casden Properties and many Westwood businesses ““ resulting in the partial closing of Glendon Avenue during the developers’ constriction. Read more...

The University of California-managed Los Alamos National Laboratory continues to be plagued with security problems that could jeopardize the UC’s contract to manage the lab as well as the existence of the lab. Read more...

In 1926, Ann Sumner was among the first classes to graduate from UCLA ““ when it had just become a four-year institute and change was on its way. Read more...