The search for a leader of this spring's undergraduate student government elections is intensifying as time runs out. Read more...

The UCLA School of Law will be hosting the 32nd annual "When Disaster Strikes: The Ultimate Survival Guide" entertainment symposium today and Saturday, which will explore how to avoid behind-the-scenes problems in the entertainment industry. Read more...

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees has rejected the newest offer by the University of California bargaining committee, which would have provided a $16 million wage increase for 11,000 patient care technical employees represented by the union. Read more...

Business professionals, students, professors and Hollywood producers will gather at the UCLA Anderson School of Management today to discuss the strengthening of economic ties between California and China. Read more...

From a Riverside native who handwrote her high school essays because she did not own a computer to a woman who is one of only 96 black students in her year, Campbell Hall bustles with students from myriad backgrounds who all say they benefit from the Academic Advancement Program. Read more...

Cutting off the socks of a man whose skin is peeling from his legs, putting his legs in splints, and lifting him to an ambulance where his vitals are monitored is not a typical day in the life of an EMT, but it comes with the territory. Read more...

In the contest for the Democratic presidential candidate nomination, Sen. Barack Obama has a slight lead of 153 pledged delegates over Sen. Hillary Clinton. Read more...