With the end of the war on Iraq in sight, certain parts of the U.S. economy are expected to make a recovery, according to analysts from the Anderson School at UCLA. Read more...

Since the outbreak of war in Iraq, administrators and teachers at the university’s elementary school have taken the time to react and reflect on the conflict with some of the youngest members of the UCLA community. Read more...

In a rare emergency meeting, UCLA’s division of the Academic Senate will vote on a controversial resolution today condemning the U.S. presence in Iraq and calling for international oversight of Iraq’s reconstruction. Read more...

Steve Forbes, editor in chief of Forbes magazine, will speak at the Anderson School at UCLA on Tuesday about business, the economy and financial markets as related to world events. Read more...

Katherine Zartman waited excitedly in the lobby of the Gonda (Golschmied) Neuroscience and Genetic Reserach Center building early Friday morning. In a few minutes, she would meet a UCLA researcher working on several psychiatric disorders, including schizophrenia ““ a disease that critically affected her son Peter nearly 15 years ago. Read more...

As Andrea Snyder prepares to graduate from UCLA in June, she is finding herself facing a depleted and unfriendly job market where employers are hesitant to hire inexperienced college graduates. Read more...

In response to a weak job market, the numbers of applications to UCLA’s graduate programs are significantly higher in 2003 than in years prior to the current recession. Read more...