Today, students plan to protest the termination of one of the Academic Advancement Program’s coordinators as well as the many budget cuts that will soon affect AAP. Read more...

California might have changed its governor, but the state is still facing a massive budget deficit, and today UCLA will host a forum to discuss the effects of the state’s budget crisis. Read more...

Los Angeles City Councilman Jack Weiss said he will oppose Casden Properties’ plan for the construction of a multimillion dollar project in Westwood, after the firm’s vice president and a group of subcontractors working with the firm were indicted by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office for conspiring to violate campaign financing laws. Read more...

At a university that has traditionally valued diversity, officials are pursuing measures to increase the presence of an oft-neglected minority within the car-centric metropolis of Los Angeles ““ bike users. Read more...

The United Auto Workers union has worried many UCLA faculty and students with its announcement that University of California teaching assistants are going on strike this week. Read more...

In what has become the epicenter of the AIDS epidemic, sub-Saharan Africa alone is home to more than 3 million HIV/AIDS-related deaths during 2003 ““ twice the number of the rest of the world combined. Read more...

The first time Adam Vartanian, a fourth-year computer science and engineering student, encountered someone with AIDS, he was in kindergarten. Though he was not aware of it at the time, Vartanian’s elementary school teacher from kindergarten through second grade had contracted AIDS. Read more...