There was something beautifully alien about the Arctic landscape. Professor Laurence Smith looked beneath his plane as it flew over the broken Alaskan tundra. There were no trees, but rather a vast white sheet broken into geometric patterns and shapes, resembling hexagonal tiles. Read more...

Amid the noise of whistles, shouts and car horns, hundreds of UCLA workers picketed on Westwood Boulevard on Thursday afternoon in protest of university wage offers during ongoing contract negotiations with their union. Read more...

Nine people on a federal commission spent the past year working to draft a proposal in an attempt to standardize students’ benefits from their college educations. Read more...

In response to a recent series of peeper and prowler incidents on and around campus, university police have issued a crime alert urging residents to exercise caution and vigilance. Read more...

A UCLA professor has vowed to stop experimenting on animals as a result of pressure from animal rights activists, UCLA officials and one activist group said. Read more...

Gilberto Cota practiced medicine in Mexicali, Mexico for three years before coming to the United States. But when he arrived in the country, the 32-year-old was unable to become a licensed doctor without completing the United States Medical Licensing Exam, so instead he worked as a diabetes care coordinator. Read more...