Some of the world's brightest economic minds came together at the UCLA Anderson School of Management to discuss the current financial crisis. Moderated by Bloomberg News' bureau chief Seth Lubove, the panel discussion focused on events leading up to the crisis and possible solutions. Watch the video
Gen. Wesley K. Clark, former supreme allied commander of NATO and a current fellow at the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations, discusses whether an Iraq-style surge would work in Afghanistan, how best to fight al-Qaeda and the role of diplomacy in dealing with Iran. Watch the video
In response to the outbreak of a contagious gastrointestinal virus at a local university campus, UCLA is recommending that its students, faculty and staff take precautions to prevent contracting the illness.
The world-renowned Mei Lanfang Beijing Opera Company will give a free performance and demonstration at Schoenberg Hall, the troupe's first U.S. appearance.
Nearly three in four teenagers say they were bullied online at least once during a recent 12-month period, according to a new study by UCLA researchers.
In a statement distributed on campus and posted on his website, UCLA Chancellor Gene D. Block reminded the community to register by Oct. 20 and to vote in the Nov. 4 election. Chancellor Block's message
Related: Election blog by UCLA faculty, The Sprint
AB 2296 enhances law enforcement's ability to protect academic researchers and their families from acts of violence and intimidation by anti-animal research extremists. Chancellor Block statement
The Supreme Court begins its new term Oct. 6 and is expected hear cases involving the public display of religious monuments, profanity on TV and the right of allegedly abused terrorism suspects to sue the U.S. UCLA Law School experts can explain the significance of these and other cases.
"When we fixate on the racist individual, we're focused on the least interesting way that race works. Most of the way race functions is without the need for racial animus."
"But corporate leaders also acted, as UCLA's Lee Ohanian has shown, out of fear, because Hoover made it clear he was the only thing between them and unionization."
