In light of the university's decision to lay off faculty members throughout the college, students from Steve Peterson's Communication Studies 156 class used theoretical knowledge to advocate for the reinstatement of 12 lecturers from the communication studies department, including Peterson himself. Read more...
Photo: Fourth-year communication studies students Autumn Pierce (left) and Mohammad Humkar rally for UCLA to keep 12 lecturers in the department.
Although bridge funding allocations have promised temporary relief to the Humanities departments in the upcoming school year, language departments are facing the possibility of drastic program changes, including the modification of the undergraduate foreign language requirement. Read more...
It's not going to determine the next president. It won't change marriage laws. There aren't debates and campaign posters. Read more...
Photo: Fourth-year international development studies student Brian Chiu (left), a census education outreach coordinator, and Assistant Director Melany dela Cruz (right) work with the U.S. Census Bureau to spread the word about the census to students and encourage them to participate.
Though each questionnaire collected contains just 10 questions, the results of this year's census could have enormous political and economic ramifications for California, particularly due to changes caused by Proposition 11. Read more...
Twelve U.S. Census Bureau districts across the country will collect population data and aggregate it at a national level, generating a report to present to President Obama. Read more...
President Obama had hardly lifted his pen from the new health care bill when the attorneys general of 13 states began drafting lawsuits against the legislation. Read more...
The economy, now suffering effects of the financial crisis that hit the nation in 2007, has all the symptoms of bipolar disorder. Read more...
