Author Archives: Carolyn McGough

Multiple burglaries took place in Sproul Hall, which is currently undergoing renovations, in September.

Plans have been made for Puzzles to be completely changed into a new service, called the Sweet Shop, serving a variety of sweets and treats, said Michael Foraker, assistant vice chancellor of Business and Administrative Services for Housing and Hospitality.

Diagnosed with a rare immunodeficiency disease that affects only males, 3-year-old Jacob Santos Martinez began a struggle to keep his life shortly after he was born.

The FBI has abandoned plans to build its new Southern California headquarters in Westwood due to increasing community opposition. The project proposed construction of two new buildings at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Veteran Avenue, possibly resulting in the destruction of the existing Federal Building. But the General Services Administration ““ a branch of […]

Tears rolled down many UCLA community members’ faces in De Neve Plaza on Thursday night, as hundreds gathered to honor the memory of the victims of the recent tragedy at Virginia Tech.

A lawsuit is being planned by the Coalition for Veterans’ Land to oppose the proposed construction of two FBI offices in place of the Federal Building in Westwood. Los Angeles City councilmen Bill Rosendahl and Jack Weiss have introduced a proposal that the city council join the lawsuit, said Laura Lake, copresident of the coalition. […]

Protesters gathered at Moore Hall on Thursday night while a panel of three discussed the influence of Islamic totalitarianism on Western society. UCLA student group L.O.G.I.C. (Liberty, Objectivity, Greed, Individualism and Capitalism), a campus organization that is dedicated to pursuing the ideas of Ayn Rand, hosted the event, titled “Totalitarian Islam’s Threat to the West.” […]