UCLA officials could not elaborate Thursday on what will happen to potential donors while the university’s troubled Willed Body Program is suspended, but said UC Irvine was not accepting any bodies on UCLA’s behalf. Read more...

Human cadavers have been used for anatomical study since the days of ancient Egypt. In the 19th century, law limited the bodies dissected by anatomists to those of executed criminals. Read more...

With an Australian-style greeting of “G’day, mate!” Geoffrey Garrett, vice provost of the UCLA International Institute, introduced noted ethicist Peter Singer Thursday afternoon in the Ackerman Second Floor Lounge. Read more...

A Los Angeles City planning commission unanimously approved revised plans for a controversial Westwood development project on Thursday. The new plans, submitted by Casden Properties, reflect several major concessions to those who oppose the project. Read more...

UCLA’s reputation in Japan began to outgrow the Westwood campus decades ago. The acronym can now be found emblazoned across sweatshirts, résumés and political propaganda in a place where only a fraction of those sporting the name have any affiliation with the school. Read more...

The University of California could lose more than $500 million within the next two months if a patent held by the UC is determined to be invalid. Read more...

All five Claremont College campuses canceled class Wednesday in reaction to a hate crime incident Tuesday, in which a Claremont McKenna professor’s car was broken into and vandalized. Read more...