As students walk toward the crosswalk, UCLA alumnus Michael Miyake walks with them. Read more...
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UCLA alumnus Michael Miyake, originally a part-time traffic controller for the crosswalk on De Neve Drive, now works full-time helping students cross.
When Omar Arce helped his roommate remove the sheets from the mattress for laundry two weeks ago, he found dead bugs crushed on the corners. Read more...
The Textbook Loan Library, a service that allows students to rent texts for a quarter at no cost, will soon switch locations to the Student Activities Center and will debut a website to streamline the book-borrowing process. Read more...
The University of California will test-run as many as 25 online classes by winter 2012 as part of efforts to combat budget reductions and rising enrollment demands, according to an announcement by the UC Office of the President. Read more...
With the return of its annual flu shot fairs, the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center is trying to get students ready for flu season quickly and conveniently.
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As flu season approaches, the Ashe Center is preparing students with vaccines before the virus hits. Read more...
Anna Blomster is one of only four UCLA students pursuing a degree in Scandinavian studies, making the Scandinavian section one of the smallest graduate programs on campus. Read more...
Putting a spin on formal education, UCLA's Regents' Professor and Lecturer program is the university's method of integrating real-world experience into the traditional classroom setting. Read more...
