Monday, April 6

Bruins reflect on war’s impact

As the war in Iraq dies down, Bruins are divided over whether the conflict has changed their university. Some students see the campus as a different place as compared to the beginning of the year, marked by protests and more interest in world politics. Read more...


UCLA ends year with revised set of blueprints

There was a lot of construction happening at UCLA during the 2002-2003 academic year. But the sounds of jackhammers and bulldozers throughout campus only scratched the surface of a university that underwent several key changes in the span of 160 days. Read more...



Students enrich studies through research

From examining the soil to solving problems in space travel, graduating UCLA students have been involved in research in the sciences. Fifth-year aerospace engineering and physics student Robert Lobbia started his freshman year doing research which involved increasing fuel efficiency for turbo jet engines. Read more...


Science grads look to future

Pomp and circumstance, job market and real world. At the end of this week, that will be the turning point faced by thousands of students graduating with degrees in the life, physical and mechanical sciences. Read more...


Consolidate loans and save

Many graduates are worried about how they will begin to pay the thousands of dollars of student loans they accumulated during college, but there are things students can do to reduce, or even nullify, their debt. Read more...