Countries such as Armenia, Austria and Lebanon were represented by a diverse gathering of graduate students at UCLA to share ideas in Armenian studies. Addressing a variety of aspects of Armenian culture, graduate students presented their research in numerous related fields in an all-day conference Friday. Read more...

As students rushed to turn in payments for their spring 2004 parking permits before the Feb. 19 deadline, a problem constantly brewing behind the scenes at UCLA was once again thrust into the spotlight. Read more...

OK, so it’s no rapture, but Christian moviegoers are eagerly awaiting the next best thing ““ the release of Mel Gibson’s “The Passion of the Christ.” Not everyone, however, is so enthusiastic. Read more...

Students can say “sayonara” to yet another Westwood business, as Circuit City, located on Gayley Avenue, leaves the Village this Sunday. Circuit City will do its best to offer its Westwood employees work at alternative locations, but this trend of business closures makes students concerned about local work options. Read more...

There’s a reason ““ besides ratings ““ that the characters on “Friends” started to date each other. Sure, Ross, Rachel, Monica and Chandler are hot, funny and successful, but the friend-to-lover trope is more than a plot twist to keep a seasoned show afloat. Read more...

A gas leak related to construction on the site of the future residence hall Rieber North forced hundreds of students to evacuate on the Hill Thursday. Read more...

Executives from all corners of the world will be heading to campus for the celebration of the UCLA Anderson School of Management Executive Education Program’s 50th anniversary. Read more...