Julianna Corrao stood on a cross country course, her hands on her knees, panting. Her junior year fall season was over, and she had finished three spots away from going to the state finals.

Kristen Sadakane, a fourth-generation Japanese American, does not celebrate many Japanese traditions or speak Japanese with her family. She said she has been Americanized – and people have pointed it out to her since she was a child.

Graduate student government leaders are working to revamp their website to make it a more relevant information source for graduate students and align it with UCLA’s main server.

A blue Power Ranger circled his opponent slowly, brandishing his color-coordinated foam knife to keep his enemy at bay.
A sea of more than 400 people clad in brightly-colored costumes cheered the Power Ranger to victory as anticipation mounted for Circle K’s sixth annual Pillow Fight.

Pushing his cart through the aisles of Ralphs, Edwin Eshaghzadeh picked out peanut butter, bread, eggs, yogurt, tuna and black beans.
Eshaghzadeh had only $31.30 to spend for a week’s worth of food, a budget he has not followed since he was a child and his family was on food stamps.

A new class was added to the course catalog this quarter for about half of the students in the English major – transfer students.

Some student leaders are working to collect input from the UCLA community about proposed changes to the University of California‘s sexual harassment policy, which will also affect UCLA’s current policies.