Category Archives: A Closer Look

Today he had 20 homework assignments due, including three research papers and a pile of one-pagers for some online classes.

The phrase “campus climate” usually only surfaces when an event like the recent viral YouTube video “Asians in the Library” sends ripples through the community.

Sean Pattison didn’t have a story.
Or at least it felt that way, entering the Orientation Program last summer as a counselor.

Rushing for a fraternity this week, Taylor Bazley decided not to mention that he is gay.

When Yun Shin arrived at UCLA as a transfer student, she felt the full weight of the label ­”“ she had landed in a world where many students already had groups of friends, and there was no niche she could easily fall into.

Counting the beats out loud, Alex Franceschi stepped and shimmied and dipped, salsa dancing with his father in the kitchen of his house in Puerto Rico

Undocumented students in California may soon be able to receive financial aid under the latest California DREAM Act, which consists of two bills introduced to the California State Assembly in January by Assemblyman Gilbert Cedillo.

Assembly Bill 130 would allow undocumented students to receive privately funded scholarship money, including the Board of Governors’ fee waiver for community college students and most university scholarships at UCLA.