Wednesday, April 22

Program battles Mideast drug abuse

Research partners from Israel, Egypt and the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute have collaborated to combat substance abuse in the Middle East. The researchers spoke Tuesday about their efforts to gather data about drug abuse in Israel and Egypt, and the cultural and political hurdles of working together in the Middle East. Read more...



Humanities not lost on new dean

Gabrielle Spiegel, a professor at Johns Hopkins University with an exceptional knowledge of medieval French history, will soon face the task of defending the humanities at UCLA. Read more...



A closer look: A Diversity Downturn

As student fees continue to rise and funding for outreach rapidly diminishes, the number of black students at the University of California is dwindling. A study released Tuesday by the Ralph J. Read more...


A closer look: A Diversity Downturn

Low figures for minority student admissions combined with a squeeze on outreach programs by the state budget has led many officials to fear the UC is facing an imminent diversity crisis. Read more...


Cultural Affair

For those students who are on campus nights or weekends, members of cultural groups are easily spotted in Bruin Plaza doing anything from a variety of dances to staged fights. Read more...