Noren Popat, a fourth-year sociology student, has been without a personal computer since early June, when an accident short-circuited her laptop and made it unusable. Read more...
Photo: Noren Popat, a fourth-year sociology student, does not have her own computer and now uses the CLICC lab as her main means of computer access.
As the health care reform process grows increasingly complicated, the resurgence of abortion as a major topic for debate does little to ease the heated conflict. Read more...
The Occidental Petroleum Corporation, also known as Oxy, has recently been in the news for its landmark discovery of oil and gas in a Kern County field. Read more...
If you can't breathe anymore, you are probably pushing your exercise to a level that is unsuited for you, said Alona Zerlin, registered dietician at the UCLA Center for Human Nutrition. Read more...
To Susan Smalley, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, the mind is like a seesaw. Read more...
Starting Oct. 12, university police will begin warning cyclists and skateboarders riding through the Bruin Walk area about a new Dismount Zone Policy. Read more...
Photo: Fifth-year mechanical engineering student Alex Limbach started skateboarding as a freshman, but he won’t be allowed to skate on Bruin Walk anymore with the new Dismount Zone Policy.
Last Tuesday, Mikael received an unexpected call from her brother. Read more...
Photo: UCLA students Mikael Saelua and Andrew Ah Young were both affected by the recent tsunami that struck their native communities in American Samoa.
