Greeks unite, sponsor benefit dance-a-thon Fundraiser marks first of its kind in UCLA history By Jennifer K. Morita In a first-ever joint event, UCLA’s four greek councils are putting together a dance-a-thon to benefit underprivileged students Saturday night in Ackerman Grand Ballroom. Read more...

Concerned Bruins sponsor food, clothes drive Hunger, disease plague children in Valle Verde Mexico By Jennifer K. Morita When UCLA students Andi Meck and Aqualina Soriano heard that 27 Mexican children from Valle Verde, Mexico had died from malnutrition and disease, they went to check out the situation themselves. 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...

UCLA study tips balance in HIV debate By Ben Gilmore Ask most students if HIV causes AIDS and one will receive a resounding "yes." Although this point may seem undisputed, there is actually a hot debate among scientists as to whether the HIV virus directly causes AIDS. Read more...

Late phone bills, mistakes plague dorms Project team works to review records, make adjustments By Rashmi Nijagal On-campus residents are quickly discovering that their late phone bills riddled with mistakes are the result of a new program adopted by the UCLA Telecommunications Office. Read more...

Campus vexed by constant rains By Allyssa Lee Endless gray skies accompanied with constant rains are an uncommon sight for Southern Californians, and the UCLA community has found itself unsuited for the relentless cold weather. Read more...

UCLA treatment brings health, hope for kidney cancer victims Successful immunotherapy to expand nationally pending approval of FDA By Ben Gilmore For patients with advanced kidney cancer, options are few and far in between. Read more...