A meatball-eating contest, a testicular cancer self-check demo, and a slew of musical performances will all grace Ackerman Grand Ballroom on Monday. Read more...

How many books can you read in 24 hours? The first 24-hour Rise Up and Read Against Illiteracy read-a-thon aims to raise awareness of illiteracy and its social causes and effects Read more...

UCLA students will help to provide medical services and health education to the North Hills community on Sunday at the ninth annual Our Lady of Peace Health Fair. Read more...

UCLA ranked ninth among the top 20 fundraising universities in the United States for 2009 with $351.69 million, according to a report released Feb. 3. Read more...

Addressing issues in Congress such as health care and the budget crisis, Congressman Henry A. Waxman will speak tonight in the Faculty Center at the 24th annual Bollens-Ries-Hoffenberg Lecture, held by the UCLA Department of Political Science and the School of Public Affairs. Read more...

Despite economists' hopes that the nation would see a strong economic recovery after an encouraging fourth quarter in 2009, a new indicator from the UCLA Anderson School of Management reports that the U.S. economy is still weak. Read more...