With bright, open floor space and stacking book shelves, the newly renovated Chicano Studies Research Center Library in Haines Hall is a far cry from the disorganized, stuffy space it was just three months ago. Read more...
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The UCLA Chicano Studies Library, the only free-standing independent Chicano studies library in the United States, reopened this week after renovations.
Free tutoring programs and workshops in Covel Commons, which assist about 3,000 students per quarter, will close at the end of spring quarter due to budget woes. Read more...
A UCLA surgical team of 17 performed the first hand transplant in the western United States on Saturday. Read more...
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Dr. Kodi Azari, left, and members of his team perform the first west coast hand transplant at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, March 5, 2011.
Courtesy of: Ann Johansson
UCLA student government representatives have continually stated their dedication to transparency in the student population, but unclear conflict-of-interest policies may have put the council's goals in jeopardy. Last month, Undergraduate Students Association Council Financial Supports Commissioner Rustom Z. Read more...
The undergraduate student government will release an online video next quarter called "A Day Without USAC," which will show, from the council's perspective, student life at UCLA without undergraduate officers. Read more...
Amid rising educational costs, some students are calling into question the price tag on course readers. Read more...
After decades of struggling to find an efficient method of reaching listeners, UCLAradio has turned to its new iPhone and iPod touch application as a beacon of hope. Read more...
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Photo Illustration by Jen Lally.
