Author Archives: Samantha Bryson

This time every year, students armed with Google maps and notepads wander through Westwood in conspicuous groups of four, evaluating each potential new home and secretly wondering how they’ll ever find the dorms again.

Chalk writing on the wall of the Broad Arts Center broke the news to Jeremiah Garcia that his classmate Michael Cho had been shot and killed by the police during a confrontation outside an Orange County liquor store on New Year’s Eve.

A vigil will be held in Bruin Plaza in honor of UCLA alumnus Michael Sungman Cho, aged 25, who was shot and killed by Orange County police officers during an alleged incident of vandalism two months ago.

For 40 years, minority groups at UCLA have used newsmagazines to tap into the power of the press and make their voices heard on campus.

A plan to revitalize UCLA’s struggling newsmagazines by increasing funding, creating a training program and hiring paid advisers was passed by a Communications Board subcommittee on Wednesday.

Greg Diaz’s parents were not too keen on the idea of their son getting a BlackBerry in college.

This year’s results from Super Tuesday revealed a stark contrast between the political ideals of UCLA students and those of their state.