First-year astrophysics student Anastasia Gamick is looking forward to seeing her mom this weekend.

When graduating senior Winston Wu was getting the word out about his birthday party, he didn’t pick up the phone; he went to his computer and created an event on Facebook.

“No more violence, no more rape,” chanted a group of students as they marched along Gayley Avenue on Thursday night in support of survivors of sexual violence.

A transportation advocacy group encouraged community members to lobby legislators for expansion of the Los Angeles subway into Westwood at a neighborhood meeting Tuesday night.

A state appeals court unanimously ruled Tuesday against a law designed to give Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa substantial personal control over the Los Angeles Unified School District.

The look and functionality of UCLA’s Bruin OnLine e-mail service may soon mirror that of Google Inc.’s Gmail as part of a new program Google is offering at universities globally.

Health-conscious students on the Hill may soon be able to eat more organic products in residential eateries, university officials said.
Though UCLA Dining Services already offers some organic items, such as organic bananas, these options are currently limited and poorly advertised, said Connie Foster, director of Dining Services.

In response to concerns from the administration, Undergraduate Students Association Council Facilities Commissioner PC Zai has proposed moving the starting location of the Undie Run to the Strathmore Drive tunnel.

UCLA’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Campus Resource Center was filled with a host of emotions Thursday night during a presentation on black LGBT history by UCLA alumna Tara Lake, who now works with the organization Sisters of Sakia.

Jerome Zack, associate director of the UCLA AIDS Institue, has spent the last few years researching HIV/AIDS and how it might be treated through the use of embryonic stem cell therapy.