Dan Brown wrote on the first page of his fictional novel that all of the descriptions of art, architecture, documents and secret rituals in his book were true. Read more...

As the undergraduate student government elections draw to a close at UCLA, a resolution is far from being established at its fellow flagship campus, UC Berkeley. Read more...

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees is looking to take the next step in ensuring its demands are met regarding higher pay and respect from administrative officials, after what it believes was the success of a systemwide rally held last Thursday. Read more...

The story of this year’s Ha’Am ““ the UCLA Jewish student newsmagazine ““ is told through the publication’s online messageboard. “How come I never see Ha’Am in print on campus anywhere?” one poster wrote in January. Read more...

As the field of law becomes increasingly business-oriented, law schools specializing in corporate law are breeding the future leaders of the business world. In response to the growth of large-scale law firms and the increase of bureaucracy and complexity in the organizational strata of these firms, many law schools are changing their curricula to be more business-focused, said Heinz, who wrote a book on the subject. Read more...

Situated in the heart of Los Angeles, the UCLA School of Law is often more closely associated with entertainment law than public interest. But the school’s program in Public Interest Law and Policy garners nationwide praise. Read more...

As the only public law school in southern California, the UCLA School of Law grapples with a tough decision: spending its time and effort specializing in one specific area or dividing its resources into various fields. Read more...