Last weekend, six teams of UCLA undergraduate programmers participated in the semi-finals of SS12, a competition where contesters worked on software to improve disabled people’s accessibility to technology.

They defend us. They fight our battles and wars. Now they are on campus to share the principles and the elements of leadership they employ across the globe.

As a follow-up to the UC Board of Regents meeting last November, the undergraduate student government invited Speaker of the California State Assembly and ex-officio Regent Karen Bass to a town hall forum at UCLA to speak about the state’s underfunded higher education system.

Red and black balloons dotted the lawns in front of Kerckhoff Hall Monday.

International Education Week, a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education, began Monday.

When he was 2, he would watch his grandmother draw numbers with detergent while she was polishing the windows. At the age of 13, he was enrolled as an undergraduate student at Flinders University, Australia, penciling mathematical computations.