According to the UCLA Anderson Forecast, the California state economy will be making positive gains as predicted by economic analysts and expected by California residents alike. Read more...

One of my favorite days this summer, oddly enough, was spent at Young Research Library. I didn’t have any classes to cram for, any papers to research or even a book to return. Read more...

As the school year begins and students choose new classes, rumors about different courses and professors will abound. Students hear countless stories from their peers, national organizations and the media about university professors allegedly using their classrooms as a forum to promote their personal agenda and ideology. Read more...

Presidential elections have always been characterized by a few key issues ““ whether it is tax reform or Medicare. And this year, the controversy about stem cell research has entered into the election debate. Read more...

If history is any indicator, Nov. 2 may see more midterms crammed for than ballots cast by young people at UCLA and across the country. The notoriously apathetic under-30 voting bloc has shown a steady, 30-year decline in poll presence each Election Day, but many people hope and believe this election will be the death of that trend. Read more...

By Nancy Su Bruin Contributor [email protected] The UC-managed and recently problem-ridden Los Alamos National Laboratory attracts as many as 3,000 students to their prestigious programs over the summer months. Read more...