The completion date for Courtside renovations has been pushed because of delays in obtaining materials, while construction on Hedrick Hall and Rieber Hall will continue as planned.

Renovations to all eight Courtside buildings were originally scheduled for completion in December 2011, but are now planned for April 2012.

As each building prepares for construction, its residents must move to the most recently renovated house.

Construction began this quarter with building C4, which will be finished mid-April.

Upon completion, students currently occupying building C5 will move into the newly renovated building.

Stevie Hartford wants to become a children’s librarian, but job prospects are looking increasingly grim.

Eleven years ago, UCLA called upon Sherin Devaskar to strengthen newborn care at Mattel Children’s Hospital.

Businesses in Westwood are losing the battle against the deteriorating economy.

The reopening of Rieber dining hall, which was expected to happen sometime this quarter, has been pushed back to fall 2011.

The Mystery Bookstore, located on Broxton Avenue, will shut its doors for the last time on Jan. 31.

A new cellular tower was installed atop Sproul Hall over winter break, providing increased reception for students with AT&T.

UCLA has taken unprecedented measures, including a new cover and video cameras, to protect the Bruin statue from vandalism leading up to Saturday’s UCLA–USC football matchup.

Anna Blomster is one of only four UCLA students pursuing a degree in Scandinavian studies, making the Scandinavian section one of the smallest graduate programs on campus.

After eight years of teaching law at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Hiroshi Motomura woke up one morning inspired to work on something new.