A group of UCLA students spent last winter setting up makeshift medical clinics in rural areas of Nicaragua. Read more...
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UCLA undergraduates Poorva Vaidya (left) and William Temple spent weeks setting up one-day clinics throughout villages in Nicaragua through UCLA Global Medical Training, a nonprofit organization that provides free medical care in Central America.
As a self-proclaimed lazy student, David Chen prefers to drive his Honda to class. Read more...
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Bikes fill up the racks on Bruin Walk. UCLA’s annual Bike to Campus Week begins today, with UCLA offering tune-ups and refreshments for cyclists.
It is the nervous tick that tips off the detective to the lie. Read more...
Volunteer Day coordinators are working with student government officers to help make students feel more connected to their volunteer sites in 2011. Read more...
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Chancellor Gene Block sees off students participating in UCLA Volunteer Day last September. Site nominations for 2011 are now being accepted.
(Courtesy of Reed Hutchinson)
Health care reform in California will largely benefit the working-age population "“ particularly single males, according to reports released Tuesday by the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research. Read more...
Nearly one year after being created, the Westwood Neighborhood Council faces conflict with representatives who are vying for more control. Read more...
Over the course of a year, 12 students in the UCLA School of Law International Justice Clinic traveled abroad to study witness protection for women who are victims of sexual violence in armed conflict societies. Read more...
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From right: Law students Nicolle Kownacki, Farnoosh Hashemian and Priyan Chandraratna presented their research on witness protection programs to the members of the International Justice Clinic.
