Executives from all corners of the world will be heading to
campus for the celebration of the UCLA Anderson School of
Management Executive Education Program’s 50th
anniversary.

As the threat of rising tuition fees continues, a group of
students within UCLA’s School of Law are taking an active
approach to fighting the increases.

In a city where image is often a key factor of daily life, the
opening of a tanning salon in Westwood Village is a welcome event
in the neighborhood.

Empty storefronts are taking over the streets of Westwood
Village, and the businesses remaining in the neighborhood are
losing customers as a result.
Stores like The Gap have increased the customer population in
Westwood Village over the years, bringing consumers familiar with
the popular brand of clothing to the area.

Skew’s: Beyond Teriyaki, an Asian restaurant in Westwood
with a California twist, attracts students with a promotion called
“flip for your free food Friday” and a health-centered
menu.

Leaders in the Westwood community are trying to organize a
system to improve parking in Westwood Village and increase the
area’s dwindling consumerism.
Shoppers are constantly driving around the streets of the
Village, searching for metered parking near shops of their
choice.

Los Angeles City Councilman Jack Weiss said he will oppose
Casden Properties’ plan for the construction of a
multimillion dollar project in Westwood, after the firm’s
vice president and a group of subcontractors working with the firm
were indicted by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s
Office for conspiring to violate campaign financing laws.

Studies concerning the lack of parking in Westwood are underway,
and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation is considering a
possible solution that may help smaller businesses in the area.

Beat ‘SC Week is a time for UCLA students to unite under
school spirit, but for some it may be a time for friends to become
rivals.

Wildfires have been ravaging Southern California, destroying
houses in neighborhoods that may seem distant to the UCLA
community.
But the devastating blazes have hit home for many students,
several of whom are just beginning to cope with their losses.