By Kiyoshi Tomono Daily Bruin Contributor Countless hours spent poring over medical books, dissecting cadavers and dealing with sick patients has consumed the life of Dr. Read more...

By Trina Enriquez and Amy Tay Daily Bruin Senior Staff They juggle studies with families, coping with isolation while searching for a place to fit in. Read more...

By Wilson Mui Daily Bruin Contributor Since his third year, Grey Frandsen, a fourth-year political science student, has worked all over the world for the non-governmental organization Relief International. Read more...

By Melody Wang Daily Bruin Contributor The battle to gain control of the 13 seats on the Undergraduate Students Association Council has continuously been fought by various slates. Read more...

By Mary Hoang Daily Bruin Contributor In the 1970s, the UCLA community endured an average of 100 stage-one smog alerts every year. Today that number is less than ten, and efforts to quell air pollution and other environmental problems have become part of campus life. Read more...

By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Contributor The road to becoming a professor ““ beginning when a graduate student receives a doctorate and ending with retirement ““ may span more than half a century. Read more...

What traditions or experiences you remember from your graduation? Albert Carnesale Chancellor "I remember well the location of my undergraduate commencement (namely ‘the Great Hall’ at Cooper Union, in downtown New York City), for it had been site famous "Right makes Might" speech by Abraham Lincoln. Read more...