Travel in Europe will become more convenient in the future, experts say, after the European Union welcomed 10 new members on May 1 who are expected to adopt the euro, the single EU currency. Read more...

While some university outreach programs are facing cutbacks in light of state budget cuts, the Riordan Programs at the UCLA Anderson School of Management plan on continued growth. Read more...

In Los Angeles, it’s much more common for a blown-up bus to be in a movie than a tangible reality ““ but a local group brought the remnants of a past terrorist attack in Israel to Westwood Boulevard on Friday afternoon. Read more...

Bruin plays for Mexican national team; 8 to be inducted into hall of fame UCLA sophomore Iris Mora played for Mexico in a 3-0 loss to the United States in a women’s soccer friendly Sunday at University Stadium in Albuquerque, N.M. Read more...

In another change to the procedure for the undergraduate student government elections, the five-minute delay between votes that can be cast from a single Internet address has fallen by the wayside. Read more...

At least three of the four presidential candidates running in the Undergraduate Students Association Council elections will face-off in a debate sponsored by Bruin News 29 and the Daily Bruin on Friday evening. Read more...

SF! agenda harms campus dialogue Students First! has one major agenda: Talk about race, gender, sexual orientation, insert-minority-status-granting-quality-here, then talk about it some more. Through controlling student fees, the slate ensures a few proprietary issues dominate the campus, leaving few resources to consider other subjects. Read more...