It has been said that if railroad companies had realized they
weren’t in the business of building trains, but rather in the
business of transporting people, they would have owned
airlines.

Dialing 911 from a campus telephone may bring a surprise: the
medical professionals who respond could also be your
classmates.
For 25 years, the UCLA Emergency Medical Services team has been
saving lives in addition to igniting the careers of undergraduates
who hope to gain spots in the competitive world of professional
medicine.

One of my favorite days this summer, oddly enough, was spent at
Young Research Library. I didn’t have any classes to cram
for, any papers to research or even a book to return.

Against the advice of an administrative official, the
undergraduate student government went into closed session for a
large portion of its meeting July 27 to discuss possible litigation
against the university regarding the allocation of mandatory
student fees.

Diane Arbus’ influence on modern photography may be
unmistakable, but one of the 20th century’s most iconic
photographers has been largely ignored by museum curators. The full
spectrum of her works rarely enters the consciousness of even her
biggest admirers.