California is heading the charge to implement the insurance mandate of the Affordable Care Act. Read more...

Today it is a given that young people need hands-on experience or an internship under their belt to get a job. A lagging economy has increased this necessity and lessened employers’ willingness to offer a salary in return. Read more...

If you’ve ever been to a culture fair, barbecue, speaking engagement, concert or social held by a student group, you were probably benefiting from money that flowed through the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...

Handling money can be a confusing business when there seem to be more banks and account types to choose from than money to invest. Read more...

Every quarter, students in the College of Letters and Science are expected to meet a set total number of units, as dictated by the Expected Cumulative Progress policy. To meet this total – 42 by the end of freshman year, 86 by the end of sophomore year – new students are expected to enroll in between 13 and 15 units per quarter for their first two years, a more than reasonable expectation given the plethora of five-unit general education classes. Read more...

Of the dozen libraries located on the UCLA campus, students are probably most familiar with the Powell Library or the Charles E. Young Research Library. However, Wayne Dollase, a professor emeritus in the department of earth and space sciences, recognizes a thirteenth library on campus: the Mildred E. Read more...

Photo: The Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden, located near the UCLA School of Dentistry, offers educational resources, including a theater that can be used as a teaching space.