Starting this winter, Il Tramezzino will replace the current Espresso Roma Cafe at the UCLA Anderson School of Management after the school decided not to continue the cafe's lease. Read more...
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Espresso Roma Cafe, which opened in 1996, will be closed in mid-November and replaced by Il Tramezzino, which is expected to open after winter break.
Students, former players and the mayor of Los Angeles are expected to participate in a day-long celebration for John Wooden on Oct. 14. Read more...
Seconds before the clock struck 8 in the morning, 5,375 first-year and transfer students flooded out of their residence halls, clothed in blue and gold, preparing to spend one of their first days at UCLA working as volunteers. Read more...
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Thousands of first-year and transfer students volunteered at 22 different sites in Los Angeles on Tuesday. UCLA’s second annual Volunteer Day, organized by the UCLA Volunteer Center, required months of detailed project planning and promoted the importance of public service among new Bruins. (Credit: UCLA Volunteer Center)
The proposed financial self-sufficiency model for the UCLA Anderson School of Management, which plans to end the school's reliance on state funds, has generated debates between graduate students and administration alike, while awaiting review and approval by University of California President Mark Yudof. Read more...
In the midst of the much-anticipated midterm election that comes to a head on Nov. 2, a smaller but still fierce competition has formed across California university campuses. Read more...
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, which will be entering its 16th year in 2011, will be changing locations to USC's University Park Campus, according to a statement by the Los Angeles Times. Read more...
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After being held annually for 15 years at UCLA, the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books will now be held at USC.
Phil Gussin's hands used to be grubby, his skin a topography of calluses. Read more...
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After working for more than a decade as a plumber, Phil Gussin returned to graduate school to become a teacher. He is currently a lecturer in political science.
