Several Undergraduate Students Association Council members walked out of a meeting Wednesday night, breaking the quorum and suspending business for more than a week. Council members affiliated with the Students First! Read more...

The flooding from the broken levees has torn away at the city’s buildings. The mud that has enveloped the ruined homes and the street pavements are signs that the impact of Hurricane Katrina has not yet physically disappeared ““ one year later. Read more...

A pill, drug or other physical form of medicine is often assumed to be the only effective component, but could be just one of several parts of a successful treatment for depression. Read more...

Iranian extremists have declared it permissible to spill the blood of a UCLA Islamic law professor, claiming he advised President Bush to support Israel’s recent strike against Lebanon and resist a cease-fire with Hezbollah. Read more...

UCLA ranks high on several lists of top universities In the past month, various news publications have released their rankings of the top universities in the nation, consistently naming UCLA as one of these schools. Read more...

Nonprofit work never seemed so rewarding. An investigative piece published by the San Diego Union-Tribune on Sunday chronicles the shady business tactics of a couple of men who have made a small fortune off the tax breaks in the “third sector of business.” If the story proves anything, it is that there are questions regarding this country’s policies for taking care of the mentally ill that have yet to be answered in any city, including Los Angeles. Read more...

Armed with a clipboard, compass, tape and grid paper, UCLA professor Craig Manning and a team of geologists mapped the outcroppings of a peninsula on Akilia Island in West Greenland. Read more...