After hours of grueling and often heated partisan debate, the undergraduate student government rejected an appeal by one of the largest student groups on campus that alleged unfair allocations of student fee-supported funds. Read more...

More than 150 colleges across the nation searching for prospective graduate student applicants will showcase their programs today at the Graduate and Professional Schools Information Fair. Read more...

A group of panelists discussed how correctional facilities respond to sexual activity, HIV and the issues faced by people after incarceration who have HIV or AIDS, Monday, at the UCLA School of Law. Read more...

For members of the UCLA community, picking a cell phone carrier is like gambling ““ it’s hard to be an expert at the game, and most people walk away feeling like they’ve lost. Read more...

Missing rungs on the ladder to middle-income jobs are making upward social mobility increasingly difficult in California, according to a labor report released Tuesday. The report, produced by the University of California Institute for Labor and Employment, discusses economic issues currently facing California. Read more...

California will hire an independent evaluator to investigate whether women and men have the same opportunity to participate in California school-sponsored athletics, as the national debate over Title IX continues. Read more...

In a state often characterized by the amount of sunshine it receives, students are trying to parlay these rays into providing energy to a substantial amount of the University of California. Read more...