UCLA finally has a Chicana and Chicano studies department after more than a decade of struggle and effort. The César E. Chávez Center in Interdisciplinary Chicana/o Studies was first created in 1993 after students and faculty members engaged in a hunger strike. Read more...

Islam is a common subject of casual discussion, newspaper reports and TV commentary. Islamic Awareness Week is an opportunity for people at UCLA to look at Islam with more depth than is provided by a three-minute TV spot or 500-word story. Read more...

Monday was just an average day at UCLA, with the exception of a student walking around in a giant condom costume, lubricants and condoms being passed out along Bruin Walk and a large mobile station parked in the center of Bruin Plaza testing students for sexually transmitted diseases. Read more...

Though many students may believe their classes should be worth more units than they are allotted, it may be in the best interest of students for departments not to do re-uniting. Read more...

For years, UCLA has been on the verge of greatness. A world-class academic institution, the school offers a superior program for undergraduates and cutting-edge research facilities. Read more...

They leave before dawn and begin a commute to UCLA that, in some cases, could take three hours in each direction. Johanna Amaya, a third-year mathematics student, is one of over 2,000 students and staff in the UCLA community who commute to campus using the vanpool program. Read more...

Los Angeles City Councilman Jack Weiss addressed the concerns of an audience of about 150 from the Hombly-Westwood Property Owners Association and discussed his progress in strengthening the Westwood Village community Thursday night. Read more...