The UC Board of Regents is scheduled to vote today on the 2006-2007 university budget, which if passed would include another round of fee increases for students systemwide. Read more...

Waking many in the early hours of the morning, the 1994 Northridge earthquake violently shook the ground beneath the Southland, creating widespread destruction and tension. As freeways crumbled and hundreds became trapped under the rubble of their own homes, the 6.6 temblor led to shattered glass throughout the UCLA campus, fears that the iconic Royce Hall towers would tumble, and a general uneasiness among the student population. Read more...

In the event of a disaster such as an earthquake or fire at UCLA, students may be at a loss about how to react, but university officials have extensive response plans. Read more...

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In a move defying years of precedent, the UC Board of Regents shocked students and the state as a whole Wednesday when it voted against a proposal to raise University of California student fees. Read more...

The UCLA Medical Center may be receiving a number of new liver transplant patients after the UC Irvine liver transplant program shut down last Thursday. The Irvine center was closed after the federal government pulled its certification and funding because the medical center had not met federal standards. Read more...

When the San Francisco Chronicle reported Sunday that the University of California gave its employees $871 million in bonuses, relocation packages, administrative stipends and other forms of cash compensation last fiscal year, the response was quick. Read more...