As spring quarter nears its end, UCLA students know they will be getting less and less sleep in the next few weeks.
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Missing student found safe in Merced
After more than a day of searching, police found former UCLA student Nancy Salas alive and well in central California on Thursday at around 2:30 p.m. She has been brought back to her hometown by Glendale police for questioning.
Unrest in Thailand doesn’t faze study abroad students
Reports of political unrest and violent protests might be enough to deter some students from studying abroad in Bangkok, the epicenter of a seemingly relentless struggle for power in Thailand.
Professionals share international experiences
When Kantathi Suphamongkhon first stepped onto the UCLA campus in 1973, he was an undergraduate pre-med student. At the time, his father was the Thai ambassador to the U.S., but Suphamongkhon wanted to keep his career options open.
1960s UC Berkeley Free Speech Movement inspires current change
On May 13, 1960, a group of UC Berkeley students unofficially started the Free Speech Movement of the 1960s, as they protested a meeting of the House Un-American Activities Committee taking place at San Francisco City Hall.
Medical marijuana dispensaries ordered by Los Angeles City Council to shut down by June
When Darcy Hughes opened her Westwood marijuana dispensary B. Green, she never imagined she’d be shutting its doors a mere three years later.
BruinLife yearbook staff makes plans for online system and personalized content
Slumping nationwide sales for college yearbooks have forced many universities to seek alternative paths for publishing their content.