Films often are products of their time, and German cinema after the fall of Nazism is a prime example. Early “rubble” films like 1946’s “The Murderers Are Among Us” unflinchingly deal with Germany’s psychological guilt over the Holocaust. Read more...

Twice a quarter, on-campus residents can attend free movies on the Hill. In January, they danced the night away at the semiformal “Fire and Ice.” In February, residents got a chance to let loose and play games at Casino Night. Read more...

The Graduate Students Association discussed a wide range of issues at its first forum meeting of the quarter, passing resolutions recognizing the Armenian Genocide and establishing the Graduate Student Resource Center. Read more...

When Nazila Mokarram learned she was accepted to UCLA’s Ph.D. program, she was not only ecstatic, but also worried about where she would live. Unlike the average UCLA student, Mokarram came from Iran. Read more...

Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Chi Omega teamed up together on Thursday to plan an evening of Easter-themed festivities for the children of the East Los Angeles Boys and Girls Club. Read more...

When first-year psychology student David Johnson and his roommates were found with alcohol in their room, they received a sanction of 10 hours of community service and a questionnaire to fill out after completing an Alcohol 101 CD-ROM program. Read more...

Professor Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel Prize-winning economist and author, presented his views on globalization to an audience of students, faculty and community members at a public lecture on campus Wednesday. Read more...