Retired professors showed off sculptures, paintings, bonsai trees and various crafts in the 30th annual Sylvia Winstein UCLA Emeriti Arts and Crafts Exhibit.

Students, staff and visitors discussed creating social events with music and food where Israeli and Palestinian students could come together and embrace their similarities.

Nearly 99 percent of students who signed up received a recent test of the new BruinAlert system, a new mass emergency communications system which will notify students by text message and e-mail in cases of emergency.

At its first meeting on Tuesday, members of the Forum for Energy Economics and Development discussed the possibilities of using geothermal energy as an alternative fuel source.

Black armbands and peace signs adorned students in protest of the war in Iraq Friday at noon on the Kerckhoff lawn.
Students held banners and shouted chants in favor of peace.

Freshman applicants may no longer have to take the SAT subject tests.

Jewish students who follow kosher diets will no longer have to live off salad and cold sandwiches.

The Undergraduate Students Association Council doled out approximately $500,000 of this year’s $2.86 million budget to student groups ““ an amount that some clubs say was not enough.

As police officers stood by, about 20 Associated Students UCLA student workers sat in a circle in the street on Westwood Boulevard on Saturday, blocking the increased traffic brought to UCLA by the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.

Over 200 guests listened to Father Vazken Movsesian describe his visit to a genocide museum in Rwanda, under which 260,000 bodies were buried.