Amy Woolington loved to dance, and friends and family members said she worked to bring out that same sort of enthusiasm in everyone around her. She will be remembered by those who knew her as someone who was passionate about her life and who pushed others to pursue what made them happy. Read more...

When I first started working at a UCLA clinical research office about two years ago, I was surprised by the involvement of commercial companies in the university’s research. Read more...

The Muslim Student Association plans to hold events and nightly discussions aimed at promoting knowledge about Islam and unity among different religions this week. And members of MSA say one of the main goals of the week is to eliminate some myths about Islam. Read more...

In what experts attribute to the rising influence of technology and the particular political issues surrounding modern-day society, the number of freshmen who say they are politically active and aware is at its highest level in 40 years, according to a recent report. Read more...

Mark Daily, a 2005 alumnus, joined the ROTC program in 2003, “with the intention of going to Iraq,” according to an essay Daily posted on his MySpace Web site which details his reasons for joining the Army. Read more...

The UC Santa Barbara undergraduate student government passed a resolution Wednesday that could freeze funding for the campus newspaper, the Daily Nexus ““ a move that may be illegal. Read more...

Due to differing moral and ethical positions among board members, the UC Board of Regents voted Thursday to postpone the adoption of a policy that would restrict the funding the university receives from tobacco companies. Read more...