As the war in Iraq dies down, Bruins are divided over whether the conflict has changed their university. Some students see the campus as a different place as compared to the beginning of the year, marked by protests and more interest in world politics. Read more...

There was a lot of construction happening at UCLA during the 2002-2003 academic year. But the sounds of jackhammers and bulldozers throughout campus only scratched the surface of a university that underwent several key changes in the span of 160 days. Read more...

A decrease in private funding for research this year indicates that UCLA’s research has reached a stopping point in expansion, said Andrew Neighbour, associate vice chancellor for research. Read more...

Though waged thousands of miles away, the war in Iraq did not leave UCLA untouched. Even before the first air strikes, many students protested against the war, while others demonstrated in support of President Bush and U.S. Read more...

Despite tempestuous conditions during the past academic year, UCLA has seen growth and change in service through university outreach programs and the establishment of new community services. Read more...

Roma King, student affairs officer for the art and design | media art departments will be retiring after 27 years of service, with a majority of that time spent counseling students. Read more...

Maria Teresa Quiej Alvarez, one of the twins who was formerly conjoined at the head, is recovering from an operation she underwent Friday at UCLA’s Mattel Children’s Hospital. Read more...