This will be a year of change for UCLA. In September 2005 Albert Carnesale, who has been UCLA’s chancellor since 1997, announced his impending resignation, which will be effective June 30. Read more...

From medical services to psychological support to a gym and hiking trips, UCLA students have a number of resources available to help with almost every need. Read more...

Entering into a college environment, students are exposed to the combination of new academic and social atmospheres, which could present new risks to mental and physical health. Read more...

Though UCLA’s crowds of students are gone for the summer, many Westwood store owners said the ones who stay for summer school, jobs and research are enough to keep business in the Village going strong. Read more...

Los Angeles Police Department officials are keeping a close eye on the Westwood area after a recent string of hate crimes was reported in the area earlier this month. Read more...

The Deficit Reduction Act, going into effect July 1, will cut direct spending to federally subsidized programs, including a $12.7 billion cut to student aid, and raise interest on student loans used to finance college tuition. Read more...

Though parents and incoming students may have heard horror stories about the dangers of rape and other violent crime at college campuses, theft remains the biggest threat facing students living on campus. Read more...