Wednesday, May 27

E-week celebrates engineers

The weeklong celebration of engineers and engineering at UCLA will kick off with an opening ceremony in Bruin Plaza today. Since the 1960s at UCLA, E-Week has provided an opportunity for the many engineering student groups in the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science to display projects and principles of engineering. Read more...



Students to soldiers

It is late Saturday morning, and the ambush is set. The radio sounds to say the opposition force will be there in a matter of minutes. Read more...


Students First! slate faces challenge

It has almost become a tradition. Year after year, as the elections for the undergraduate student government near, a new group of students surfaces with plans to take control of the council away from the Students First! Read more...


Security measures proposed

A series of data thefts at the University of California over the past two years that compromised the personal information of hundreds of thousands of students and Californians has pushed administrators to investigate new security measures and prompted Sen. Read more...


UCLA collaborates on dark matter

Invisible, foreign and reclusive, the dark matter that courses quietly through the universe may finally be within grasp. With the construction of a new detector for dark matter, UCLA scientists and their international collaborators are participating in the beginnings of a potential revolution in physics. Read more...


News briefs

UCSD abandons plan to rebuild chancellor’s house SAN DIEGO “”mdash; The University of California, San Diego said Thursday it will not be able to raise $7.2 million to rebuild the chancellor’s ocean-view mansion. Read more...