UCLA’s political science research projects may soon be at risk, with the looming threat of large cuts to federal grant funding.

More than 30 student group representatives attended the undergraduate student government meeting Tuesday night in response to a 50 percent reduction in funding allocations.

In the public comment period, the student group leaders urged the council to continue funding student events as effectively as possible.

A vote to impose a university-wide requirement approved by students last spring has been postponed until winter quarter.

The Graduate Student Association’s Leaders in Sustainability program, in its fourth year of operation, is vying to reach out to a growing pool of interested students about its environmental-emphasis certification program.

To strategically expand wireless Internet coverage, UCLA is using student input to map out Wi-Fi dead zones on campus.

The map, which will pinpoint the best and worst zones for wireless connection on campus, will help Information Technology Services locate areas at UCLA that need improved signal strength.

Nancy Korb graduated from UCLA more than 28 years ago, but she still regularly spends time with her former roommate from UCLA.

Stepping onto campus for the first time, some of the high school foster students participating in the First Star UCLA Bruin Guardian Scholars Summer Academy could barely look their instructors in the eye.

Two weeks after arriving in the United States for graduate school, Zhengmin Li found himself in the middle of an elementary school, spreading mulch over the sides of a creek at the UCLA Lab School.

With thousands of incoming Bruins moving into their new homes this week, organizations from across campus have worked all summer to bring them a welcome to remember.

With only nine more decisions to make, the College of Letters and Science is nearing the close of a three-year challenge to evaluate and restructure its major requirements.