Proposed budget may raise need for private loans

With the hopes of reducing work hours and stress, Jennie Tran immediately accepted the private loans offered to her as a part of her financial aid package, in addition to the federal loans she was also receiving. But the second-year international development studies student later wished she had considered more options. During her first year, […]

New iTunes may put professors in the palm of your hand

To remain in pace with the increasing use of iPods by college students and the use of Webcasting by college professors, Apple released iTunes U, an educational service designed to allow universities to distribute course content and other audio and visual materials to students and faculty. This service will allow colleges to compile a set […]

Panel on Darfur genocide to provide firsthand knowledge

Students from many campus groups have come together to support an event that will show their concern with the genocide in Darfur and hope to educate the UCLA community on the current situation and its history. The panel, titled “Darfur, Genocide, and the Media,” will be hosted by the Darfur Action Committee ““ which was […]