Prospective medical and law students might be better off taking their standardized tests away from the poorly-rated UCLA campus, according to a nationwide survey on testing facilities. Read more...

In a remote classroom in the Engineering IV building, Sam Phan and Robert Lobbia were busy building models of space shuttles and rockets Monday afternoon. The mood is more solemn than it was last week, Lobbia said, but the explosion of the Columbia space shuttle Saturday will not deter these fifth-year aerospace engineering students, and co-presidents of the American Institute of Astronautics and Aeronautics, from pursuing their lifelong dreams of working in the aerospace industry. Read more...

Courtney Ellis is able to attend a botany class at UCLA by commuting from Palmdale and Mission Hills, but unlike every other UCLA student she will never have to worry about parking because she can’t drive. Read more...

With years of experience and a fresh perspective to offer, the newest undergraduate student councilmember jumps into the council midyear with an immediate mission: to provide a student voice that he says has not been heard all year. Read more...

The Student Welfare Commission will be hosting its ninth annual Roll-AIDS event today with roller skating in the Ackerman Grand Ballroom to promote safer sex and AIDS awareness. Read more...

To better meet the variety-seeking tastes of the campus population, the Associated Students of UCLA are planning to renovate most on-campus eateries and introduce some new dining schemes. Read more...

Students who have been quietly grumbling about the housing fee increases will soon be able to make their voices heard as far as Sacramento. In late March or early April, the On-Campus Housing Council plans to give dorm residents pre-stamped postcards with a simple statement expressing student concern over housing prices. Read more...