Pauline Yu, dean of the humanities division of the College of Letters & Science, will be stepping down this summer to fill her new position as president of the American Council of Learned Societies, the council announced Tuesday. Read more...

A university police officer said the armed robbery of a Saxon suite early Sunday morning is being classified as a “home invasion robbery” ““ meaning the assailants studied the victims for some time before barging into their room, holding them at gunpoint, and stealing thousands of dollars worth of their property. Read more...

At 9 a.m. this morning a bread-breaking ceremony for Whole Foods Market will officially introduce the healthy addition to Westwood Village, welcomed by some and viewed skeptically by others. Read more...

Sex toys. Whipped cream. Bondage. Caught your attention? Of course. Everybody loves to read about sex. Sex columns have become popular features over the last few years in college publications across the nation. Read more...

As UCLA’s identity-based newsmagazines have moved from origins of charged advocacy toward demonstrating personal culture, they find themselves working harder to retain their influence and sway on campus. Read more...

Achieving both independence and financial stability has been been a tricky beast for many nationwide college media outlets, and UCLA is among those working to retain its autonomy and still turn a profit. Read more...