Monday night concluded the five-part Minds of Peace mock negotiation between a panel of five Palestinian and five Israeli delegates made up of UCLA students and community members.

A room strewn with slightly worn, yet comfortable couches, donated computer equipment and a collage of CDs spelling out “UCLA” hanging on the back wall is a haven for the technologically savvy and the technologically inept alike.

How many books can you read in 24 hours? The first 24-hour Rise Up and Read Against Illiteracy read-a-thon aims to raise awareness of illiteracy and its social causes and effects

Amid the controversy surrounding the 525-page Goldstone report issued last fall, which was met with mixed reactions by international leaders, UCLA organizations sponsored a three-part lecture series to present different views on the report.

After the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004 devastated the economy of many Thai villages, two groups of Muslim women in the village of Kamphuan were forced to restart their lives.

Gamers rejoice! Video game enthusiasts as well as those new to the world of gaming can participate in a lab section creating new concepts and ideas for video games.

The ancient Chinese game of Mahjong, a source of entertainment for gamblers through the ages, makes its way to UCLA for one night of cultural fun and gameplay.

Four years ago, an executive at Paramount Pictures fulfilled the dream she had as a little girl of helping women in Africa.

A press release dated July 3, 1969, illustrated goals of what the founders of the Internet hoped it would achieve.