Town hall to address American identity Panelists, audience to examine class, culture, ethnicity By Phillip Carter Daily Bruin Senior Staff Moore 100 will play host to a town hall discussion titled "The American Identity" Wednesday at 7 p.m., with panelists discussing issues including the aftermath of Proposition 187 and the meaning of being an American, among others. Read more...

Winter Bruin fall program offers smooth transition Winter admits take extension classes, can live on campus By Shani Pines With 500-person lecture halls, thousands of students roaming campus and more activities than you can count, the first quarter at UCLA can be overwhelming even to the hardiest freshmen. Read more...

Ambassadors link students, alumni Programs foster interaction with former Bruins By Rashmi Nijagal In this world where who you know often seems more important than what you know, a variety of organizations on campus are helping to introduce students to alumni and life after UCLA. Read more...

Ethnic studies centers expanding Centers overcome challenges, make advancements By Betty Song After 25 years of existence, UCLA’s ethnic studies programs continue to grow. As they tackle new challenges and meet new needs, the centers’ silver anniversary marks a celebration of achievements past and present. Read more...

Twenty-five years of history African-American studies: remembering the journey By Nancy Hsu Daily Bruin Senior Staff J.Daniel "Skip" Johnson ate his lunch with a dozen other African-American students and a professor outside Ackerman Union one hot summer afternoon. Read more...

Neuropsychiatric hospital’s survey results delayed Hospital seeks to end conditional accreditation By Donna Wong Daily Bruin Senior Staff Although the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Hospital currently remains on probation, the hospital will have its accreditation status reviewed by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Health Care Organizations this March. Read more...

National leaders decry history standards Senate cites lack of traditional history figures in guidelines By Betty Song History became politics when national leaders disagreed with new curriculum guidelines developed by the UCLA-based National History Standards Project. Read more...