It was Cody Geib’s first day teaching at UCLA.

Dozens of faculty have condemned the arrest of 14 Occupy UCLA protesters Friday in an open letter to Chancellor Gene Block, citing concerns about limitations on free speech.

The Greek system and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities can seem incompatible in college.

While some students change into pajamas and get ready for bed, others are putting on uniforms and gearing up for a late-night work shift.

The UCLA Faculty Center is no longer in line for demolition. UCLA has shifted plans for a new seven-story conference and guest center, partially financed by the $100 million donation by alumni Meyer and Renee Luskin, to the site currently occupied by Parking Structure 6.

Los Angeles and Beijing have more in common than an atmosphere thick with ever-lingering smog.

Rows of stands stocked with organic foods and more will line De Neve Plaza today from 3 to 7 p.m. for the second official UCLA Farmers Market.

Patrick Malkoun wanted to share a dorm room with a girl.

His roommate was evicted just one week into fall quarter and most of his friends already lived off campus.

Three renovated residential buildings, one updated dining hall and the Court of Sciences Student Center are on schedule to open over the next two quarters, while Pauley Pavilion continues to take shape in preparation for its re-opening in 2012.

A food delivery service started by two UCLA students has been temporarily discontinued after its name was publicly criticized by a state assemblyman and a coalition of UCLA student groups.