A crowd of more than 200 packed a small UCLA School of Law lecture hall Thursday afternoon to hear Johnnie Cochran talk about something other than a bloody glove or a white Bronco. Read more...

Update Appended Two former UCLA employees have filed a lawsuit against UCLA surgeon Gerald Buckberg and the UC Regents, alleging Buckberg had sexually harassed them and that when they complained, they were retaliated against. Read more...

An investigation at Los Alamos National Laboratory has uncovered evidence that thousands of dollars of lab funds may have been spent inappropriately on items like hand lotion and brand name shoes. Read more...

Anne Cheung, a first-year psychology student, spent spring break in Hong Kong with her family. Her mother wanted her there to celebrate her twentieth birthday. Cheung wasn’t concerned about severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, until she stepped off the plane and walked onto the streets of Hong Kong, where everyone had on a mask and fear of the virus was rampant. Read more...

Walking by construction sites scattered across campus, students may be more likely to wonder how their path to class will be blocked than what the magnitude of costs involved in the projects are. Read more...

The Westwood Village Community Alliance met Wednesday to discuss the results of its audit, released Tuesday, with local community organizers and merchants. The private auditing firm Cannon and Company was hired to audit the WVCA, the title maintained by the previous Business Improvement District, for the three fiscal years in which it failed to audit itself. Read more...

As U.S. tanks rolled through Baghdad in what looks to be the last phases of the Iraqi war, a group of UCLA students and community members were already gathering with a renowned Middle East expert to discuss its aftermath. Read more...