Mike Stokes, a Wooden Center yoga instructor, has been doing yoga for almost 20 years after breaking his neck while surfing. He was drawn to the practice before he knew what it was all about. Read more...

He was failing his engineering class last fall, but took a prescription drug meant to enhance concentration to study for his final. He ended up with a B+. Read more...

As students throughout the dorms and apartments begin studying for finals next week they’ll also be looking for a quick boost of energy. And though popular forms of energy include mochas and Red Bulls, clinicians on campus advise students to also consider other healthier alternatives. Read more...

What do Disney cartoons, Star Trek, UCLA professors, video games, and tsunami relief all have in common? Bringing together a motley collection of genre media professionals and education, the UCLA science fiction, fantasy, horror and gaming club Enigma is hosting EnigmaCon 2005 this Saturday on the UCLA campus as a tsunami relief fund-raiser. Read more...

Computers are permanent fixtures in the niches ““ cubicles, dorm rooms ““ of everyday life. Social networks, workplace operations, even individual identities have gone to the wires. Read more...

Working on ways to update an integral facility, graduate students and professors in the astronomy program at UCLA are actively fund-raising for a building that is becoming increasingly in need of repair. Read more...

In a technical development that may aid stem cell researchers around the world, a group of South Korean scientists announced that they have sped up the creation of human embryonic stem cells. Read more...