A woman fled with her two young children after her home was burned to the ground, not knowing whether her husband was alive. A man was forced to watch as his father, grandfather and brother were murdered; he later heard their graves had since been destroyed. Read more...

With health care costs on the rise, the United States faces a growing problem. These costs have left the public and private sectors with increased burdens in providing health care for Americans. Read more...

Preparing themselves for influential careers in a slew of labor-related fields, UCLA undergraduates are adding the labor and workplace studies minor to their resumes. The minor is not offered by a department at UCLA, but through the Institute of Industrial Relations at UCLA in collaboration with the UCLA Center for Labor Research and Education ““ a liaison between the university and the Southern California labor community. Read more...

Like a few other top public graduate schools in the country, the UCLA Anderson School of Management is setting the groundwork to become a self-funding institution to preserve its high ranking. Read more...

In academic circles, the current vogue word used to describe the world is the infuriatingly fuzzy “globalization.” And if you’re not sure you know what this word means, you should get to know it. Read more...

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Rain renews West Nile fears RIVERSIDE “”mdash; The wet winter has created ripe conditions for mosquito breeding and experts are worried the West Nile virus will spread throughout the region and infect scores of humans and horses. Read more...