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A California oil spill like that in the Gulf of Mexico is unlikely, but would have more harmful consequences

Currently, 5,000 barrels of oil are flowing into the water off the Louisiana coast every day.

Former UCLA Medical Center employee Huping Zhou sentenced jail time for looking at private medical files

A former UCLA Medical Center researcher was sentenced on April 27 to four months in federal prison for looking at the confidential medical records of co-workers and celebrities such as Tom Hanks, Leonardo DiCaprio and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

USAC signboards torn down overnight

Signboards promoting candidates running for the Undergraduate Students Association Council were torn down early Wednesday morning.

UCLA faculty and students volunteer dental services at Remote Area Medical’s week-long free clinic in Los Angeles

Dr. Edmond Hewlett had seen his fair share of teeth over the course of two days of double shifts at the free medical clinic at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, but one set stood out.

Los Angeles’ future is hazy with the highest level of smog in the country and a weak economy to try to fix it

Don’t throw out those swine flu masks just yet.

Study shows preschool and teaching methods used by UCLA child care centers can better prepare children for kindergarten

While playing games and participating in hands-on activities, children of UCLA-affiliated staff, faculty and students learn independence and social skills at UCLA’s early child care and education centers.

Student activism of the ’60s and ’70s has evolved into pragmatic lobbying movements and advocacy through social media

Forty years ago, Kent State University went from a virtually anonymous Midwestern college campus to the infamous university at which four students were shot and killed while protesting the United States’ invasion of Cambodia.