Libraries across the country are facing the double threat of changing technology and shrinking budgets. From Salinas, Calif., to UCLA, libraries are in trouble ““ and deserve increased support. Read more...

Early Sunday morning, a lively crowd of 200 gathered near the Intramural Field. By 6:30 a.m., the sun was barely rising above Royce Hall and the grass was wet with dew as participants busily stretched, checked their bikes, and numbered their arms with permanent markers. Read more...

To friends and family, third-year English student, Samuel Parke Massey, was a constant source of humor and compassion. “He was somebody who didn’t judge others by their appearance,” said Matthew Ontell, one of Massey’s Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity brothers. Read more...

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...

A lot of my friends think I’m crazy. A few months ago, I figured out that upon completion of winter quarter I could graduate early, fulfilling all the necessary requirements a bit sooner than planned. Read more...

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...

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...