Real estate event to educate UCLA students It’s an industry that is one of the most popular and hottest at the moment, but UCLA doesn’t offer any classes for undergraduates relating to the field. Read more...

The football phenom who couldn’t make the grade, the master violinist with the low SAT score and the ballet whiz who couldn’t make time for a second year of Spanish. Read more...

Journalism should be about reporting the truth, even if that means shocking readers when they pick up their morning paper. When it comes to publishing graphic photos of the fighting in Iraq, U.S. Read more...

The Associated Students UCLA’s budget for the next fiscal year was approved at Friday’s board of directors meeting, reflecting a continual decline in sales, as well as an anticipated increase in the students living in the residence halls. Read more...

After months of discussion and consideration, the UC Board of Regents is expected to make a final decision on the university’s future involvement with the Los Alamos National Laboratory at its meeting Wednesday. Read more...

It’s Tuesday, and for those who spend most of their time inside Kerckhoff Hall, it’s meeting day for the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Tonight, however, will be the first time in a year that the 2004-2005 council will not meet ““ instead, council members will be packing their past USAC project materials and leaving the offices they once occupied. Read more...

Hospital-acquired infections surge Los Angeles county has seen a surge of hospital-acquired infections in the last 16 months, including stomach viruses, virulent skin infections and scabies mite infestations. Read more...