Building upon the foundation laid last year, the second annual Green Jobs Career Fair and Networking Event will be held on campus today.

The university recently reallocated funds to allow the Covel tutoring programs to return next year.

Michael, an undocumented first-year student who could not give his real name for security purposes, takes five buses every day to get to campus from his hometown of Duarte, a commute that often takes over five hours per day.

To respond to student uncertainty about academic and career planning, the Office of Residential Life and the New Student and Transition Programs office are co-sponsoring an event called Bruin Next Steps.

Faizan Shabbir often feels misunderstood by other students when he prays five times throughout the day or cannot shake a female peer’s hand because of the doctrine of his Islamic faith.

Haiti may be 3,000 miles away, but the UCLA campus community is responding to last week’s devastating earthquake in Port-au-Prince as though it happened in a neighboring city.

Last quarter, Chris Ah San met with the democratic caucus chair for the California State Assembly to discuss legislation affecting students.

It’s 11 p.m., and Bruin Plaza is flooded with people.

In a year when the traditional Beat ‘SC week has been eliminated because of Thanksgiving break, the newly revived Bruin Bear Security Force will give students an opportunity to come together and celebrate their school spirit.

When Jessica Nazar first arrived in Los Angeles, she was a 17-year-old emancipated minor with no friends or family in the city and no place to live.
Nazar said she had dreamt of coming to UCLA since the age of 10 and hoped that attending a school far away from her native New York would help her to escape the personal hardship she experienced there.