Author Archives: Constance Dillon

On a daily basis, you wave hello to multiple people as you walk down Bruin Walk, spend hours wasting time with your closest friends and check Facebook on 10 separate occasions while you should be writing a paper. Will there ever be another time in your life when being social will be this easy?

Though words may have poured from Shakespeare’s pen, he never had to write a college paper.

Full-page advertisements featuring prominent UCLA alumni appeared in several large publications over the past few weeks in an effort to garner attention and support for the university.

Professor Manuel Penichet searches for ways the body can fight against cancer, but the Cuban native is also busy fighting to maintain UCLA’s diverse population by including minority students in his research and acting as their mentor.

You’re five minutes late to class and sprinting up Bruin Walk, when a student sporting a blue shirt, with the name of an undergraduate student government slate you haven’t heard of, attempts to stop you and have a conversation.

Chancellor Gene Block answered questions from a student panel Thursday night to discuss UCLA’s role in the Los Angeles community.