‘Renaissance’ transforms Village By Hedyeh Melamed Imagine a once safe and lively village famous for its quaint restaurants, late night strolls, ice-cream parlors, entertainment and coffee houses suddenly transforming into a town plagued with its lack of competitiveness, the recession and publicized incidents of crime. Read more...

Cable installation runs into difficulty Student reactions mixed as wiring schedule delayed By Kimberly Mackesy The lengthy and long-awaited process of in-room cable installation at the dorms began in Hedrick Hall on Tuesday morning. Read more...

Custodians reveal filthy secrets of UCLA campus By Matt Sorokotyazh To some people, nothing is more important than decent rest rooms. Yet clean restrooms are often taken for granted and people who maintain them are not given their due. Read more...

Report finds lack of employee diversity Few minorities at higher levels of ASUCLA staffing By Patrick Kerkstra Daily Bruin Staff Do the career employees of the students’ association reflect UCLA’s and Southern California’s diversity? Read more...

Dorm residents to get Internet in fall UCLA housing begins installation of direct cable lines By Allyssa Lee The term "world at your fingertips" takes on a literal meaning as plans for a universal dorm networking system continue at UCLA. Read more...

CD enables students to access campus info Bruin-produced multimedia guide is first of its kind By Tatiana Botton Imagine looking at your computer screen, clicking on a UCLA building, then clicking again on a specific department and being able to get into the academic services of that department. Read more...

Racist calls plague African Student Union By Nancy Hsu Daily Bruin Senior Staff Members of the African Student Union called university police Tuesday afternoon after receiving a number of racially offensive phone calls, students said. Read more...