Congressional budget bills are rarely ever exciting. In fact, just writing that made us yawn. But one of their latest may have just boldly ushered in a new era of higher education ““ though we’re not sure it’s for the best. Read more...

As people raised their hands for an opportunity to express their complaints, a Big Blue Bus customer representative frantically jotted down bus riders’ comments about the system on poster paper. Read more...

Larry King is usually the one doing the interviews. But when he spoke Thursday night at the Yitzhak Rabin Hillel Center for Jewish Life at UCLA, audience members got a chance to ask the broadcaster some of their own questions. Read more...

Born in the Baja town of Guymas, Luisa Martínez lived in Mexico for 18 years before enrolling in a San Diego junior college. Yet, when Martínez, now a 24-year-old UCLA student, votes for the first time in this year’s Mexican presidential election, she will be participating in the political process of a country she never plans to live in again. Read more...

When third-year microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics student Jieshan Lin makes it to UCLA in the mornings, he’s usually stuck on campus all day ““ it’s too inconvenient to drive back to his Sepulveda Boulevard home between classes. Read more...

Breaking into tears, she explained how the partially obscured red tissue-paper heart symbolized how the love between her and her brother in the Philippines had been pushed into the background. Read more...

A Fiat Lux freshman seminar focused specifically on the black student experience at UCLA and how black students are affected by campus demographics is set to be offered for the first time next quarter. Read more...