When the California state legislature failed to approve a 2003-2004 budget last week, government funding temporarily ceased at community colleges across the state, forcing the schools to use limited financial reserves or face closing campuses. Read more...

Over 200 people gathered in Bruin Plaza on Thursday evening to hear Democratic presidential hopeful Howard Dean speak out against President Bush and the Iraqi war. Read more...

California’s ban on race-conscious admissions policies in public institutions could give some law schools seeking to enroll minorities an edge over the UCLA School of Law, some public officials say. Read more...

Forced to complete a full course of material within a shortened time length, professors, as well as students, must find ways to work with summer sessions’ fast pace. Read more...

The door to the School of Law’s dean’s office will have a new name on it next fall, as Jonathan Varat steps down from a five-year stint at the position. Read more...

Things might get a bit crowded at this already burgeoning campus, with UCLA admitting 1,400 more transfer students this fall than it did this past year. Read more...