Planning for student-initiated courses is well underway, and as early as this spring quarter students may be able to register for courses developed by their fellow students. Read more...

After a long debate and opposition at Tuesday’s undergraduate student government meeting, four students were finally approved and appointed to sit on the Constitutional Review Committee. Read more...

The UCLA International Institute will hold a series of speaker events starting today on issues the media and public may be missing with regard to the South Asian earthquake and tsunamis, including the impacts and reconstruction efforts that will last years beyond the initial wave of donations, as well as the global context of the disaster. Read more...

After almost a decade of vacancy and disrepair, the house at 11024 Strathmore Dr. was torn down this week. The Tilden Study Center, an organization associated with Catholic group Opus Dei, owns the property and is planning to build the Ahead Leadership Center, an educational facility expanding the center’s current operations in Westwood. Read more...

Students at universities throughout California have been faced with continuous fee increases and an increase in competition for admission as consequences of state budget cuts to higher education over the last several years. Read more...

In the wake of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s new budget plan, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees met Tuesday to discuss the implications it will have on their contract negotiations with the University of California. Read more...

Attorneys are meeting for an initial court hearing Thursday about a suit filed by the mother of a 14-year-old UCLA student against the state of California for not providing adequate educational instruction for her son. Read more...