Chancellor Albert Carnesale advocated the use of race and ethnicity in admissions and warned that the effects of state budget cuts are only beginning in a press conference with the Daily Bruin on Friday. Read more...

The University of California suspended its summer Education Abroad Program in Beijing on Friday, citing the continued danger of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. The announcement comes a little more than two weeks after the UC suspended current EAP operations in Beijing, asking its 44 students to return to the United States. Read more...

The fate of the controversial vending kiosk in front of Bunche Hall has been decided: it is staying, said Executive Vice Chancellor Daniel Neuman. Most graduate students are happy about the decision, while some faculty members are still angry that the kiosk was installed in the first place without their consultation. Read more...

When Mike Brown goes drinking with his friends, he spares no expense. Brown hits the Westwood bars six nights a week, regularly dropping $70, but to him, and many other UCLA students, the money is well spent. Read more...

Everyone knew it would happen at some point, it was just a matter of when. Fortunately it didn’t take long for a member of Pi Kappa Phi to pull the move the entire crowd expected by slipping on the rain-soaked stage of the Los Angeles Tennis Center on Friday night. Read more...

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Students have reaped the benefits of struggling airline companies, but if the industry cannot correct itself, plane tickets may quickly become harder to obtain, and much more costly, according to many airline industry analysts. Read more...