Just outside Hanray Wu’s family home, trucks carried plastic water bottles away from her family’s small factory in Mandalay, a city located in central Myanmar.

Using a modern microfilm viewer, Camilla Harris examined notes from interviews with victims of atomic bomb radiation during World War II, stored in the university library’s special collections.

Minasian has been volunteering in a lab since winter quarter of last year, doing what she calls “hands-on” work with the lab’s researchers, preserving cell cultures and analyzing the effects of knocking out autism-related genes on cells.

Spoken by just 60,000 people, Tommo So is one of hundreds of understudied and undocumented languages in the world.

The graduate student government is looking to change its financial codes in response to recent confusion surrounding two officers’ conference trip in April.

Hauling trash-bags full of coffee grounds and kitchen scraps, two three-wheeled rickshaw bicycles raced past campus foot traffic.

Students are spearheading an outreach effort to sway faculty opinion in a vote over a proposed “diversity-related” general education requirement.

A program that launched last fall to connect student entrepreneurs with mentors in the technology startup industry is introducing a summer accelerator that has attracted the interest of hundreds of UCLA students.

A funding boost for the graduate student government and Graduate Writing Center has failed to pass in this year’s elections, graduate student officials said Wednesday.

Jennifer Tolentino said she remembers a UCLA campus with a total population of fewer than 50 Filipino Americans in the 1970s.