Various campus centers gathered on Tuesday to provide information about different aspects of international career, study abroad and post-graduate opportunities to UCLA students in the 2008 International Opportunities Fair.

Graduating international students at UCLA have tackled the disadvantage of being foreigners in the U.S.

More than 40 students from the Iranian Student Group at UCLA are participating in the sixth annual cultural show on Thursday and Friday to show a side of Iran that is different from what is shown in the media.

Elaine Brown, a UCLA alumna and former chairperson of the Black Panther Party, came to campus Thursday for the Thurgood Marshall Lecture and Dinner to share her experience as a civil rights activist.

Raphael Magana, a UCLA alumnus, said he had no idea how to file a tax return during his first year at UCLA until he learned about Volunteer Income Tax Assistance at UCLA from a friend.

Students from Palestinian and Israeli communities put up banners and bulletin boards on Bruin Walk on Thursday in response to the recent Israeli raid in the Gaza Strip, expressing their opinions from both sides.

Brett Brewer, co-founder of MySpace and a UCLA alumnus, came back to UCLA on Monday to give insights about his road to success in creating the popular social networking Web site.

Students gathered Wednesday to attend a film screening and silent art auction, to learn about issues concerning lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender homeless youth and to raise funds for the UCLA LGBT Campus Resource Center.

Members of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission expressed dissatisfaction after the Government Accountability Office released an audit report claiming that the commission has underestimated the risk of terrorist attacks on its licensed nuclear research reactors.