The California Educational Opportunity Report of 2007, published last week by two University of California organizations, shows that the state lags behind the rest of the nation in school quality. The report also indicates that black and Latino students have less access to quality education.

Wesley Clark, a retired four-star Army general and contender for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination, will come to Dodd Hall today to discuss and sign his newly released book “A Time to Lead: For Duty, Honor, and Country”.

The UCLA Library has received a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to expand the scope of the Center for Primary Research and Training by creating a new program that focuses on the performing arts.

With an average debt of thousands of dollars after graduation, UCLA students have several options to go about repaying the debt but need to carefully research their choices.

Sustainability, or the integration of human, ecological and economic needs, is an increasingly important concern in Western society.

Zainab Naji said she remembers hiding under a staircase during a bombing during the first Gulf War, when she was a 5-year-old child in Baghdad.

A bill aimed at improving the transparency of compensation packages offered to University of California and California State University executives was approved Thursday by a unanimous vote in the state Senate.

Four influential Mexican women plan to come to UCLA today to lecture on and discuss current themes and struggles as well as women’s achievements in Mexican politics.

Around 200 faculty, staff and students gathered Tuesday in Ackerman Grand Ballroom for the Martin Luther King Jr. 39th Memorial Anniversary Celebration luncheon, with Emmy Award-winning actress Alfre Woodard as a guest speaker.

The LGBT center counselor-in-residence and several students pulled chairs in a circle, singing “Let’s Talk About Sex” after the guest speaker and peer educator scheduled to speak called to cancel at 5:02 p.m.