By Linh Tat Daily Bruin Staff A dining services truck hit the De Neve Plaza construction site early Wednesday morning, causing minimal damage. The truck, belonging to on-campus housing, rolled down an incline at the back loading dock of Sproul Hall and came to a standstill after hitting a construction fence and lamppost directly across from Sproul Hall. Read more...

By David King Daily Bruin Contributor When class of 1929 alumna Goldie Moss returns to UCLA for her Pioneer Bruin reunions, she sees a campus and student body very different from the one she left 70 years ago. Read more...

By Andrea Perera and Scott Street Daily Bruin Senior Staff With students putting more time and money into preparing for standardized admissions exams, the test prep industry is flourishing ““ some say to the disadvantage of students with similar ambitions but fewer resources. Read more...

By Linh Tat Daily Bruin Staff Educators and law enforcement agencies are concerned that too many stalkers never get caught because victims don’t know how to handle this non-traditional criminal offense. Read more...

By George Fujii Daily Bruin Staff While Elizabeth Houston always wanted to be a UCLA student, she said she never expected to be the next Undergraduate Students Association Council president. Read more...

By Bimal Rajkomar Daily Bruin Contributor Plagued by high unemployment and a lack of primary health care, Armenia has seen hard times since a devastating 1989 earthquake, but thanks to a team of UCLA doctors and nurses, things have gotten a little better. Read more...

By Scott Street Daily Bruin Senior Staff While graduate-level entrance exams like the LSAT, MCAT and GRE haven’t faced the same amount of criticism the SAT has in recent years, some administrators say those tests are becoming less important to students’ admission hopes. Read more...