Students choosing their classes for winter quarter may notice a few changes in the schedule from last quarter. Specifically, new seminar and tutorial courses have been added, and the numbering of all seminar and tutorial courses will be uniform across departments. Read more...

While some major ethnic study programs continue to work on departmentalization, other programs on campus are working to expand on a smaller scale, and educate the campus about cultural issues on a more global level. Read more...

Science, international policy and law bumped heads Tuesday night at the UCLA School of Law as a group of panelists debated issues related to genetically modified foods. Read more...

The Associated Students of UCLA appointed its interim executive director on Monday, ending the search that began when director Patricia Eastman announced her resignation in late September. Read more...

Studies concerning the lack of parking in Westwood are underway, and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation is considering a possible solution that may help smaller businesses in the area. Read more...

Despite the intense rivalry between USC and UCLA during the football season, a variety of research projects unite the two universities throughout the year. The USC-UCLA Joint Center for East Asian Studies has been bringing together faculty from the two universities for over 25 years to promote East Asian studies. Read more...

From tar and feathers to manure falling from a helicopter, Bruins and Trojans have thought of numerous pranks during their 75-year rivalry. This year’s Beat ‘SC Week slogan is appropriately titled “Bringin’ Back the Roar.” Pranks between each school have died down in past years, according to John Sandbrook, special assistant to the executive dean. Read more...