Tuesday, May 5




Diversity key to Students First!

Students First! has a strong history of incorporating racial issues into its politics and consistently gaining the support of many ethnic student groups. But after the results of the undergraduate student government runoff elections were announced May 18, some Students First! Read more...


Groups communicate through conflict

Bruin Walk served as a stage for discussion, debate and dispute among members of the pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian communities last week. On the way to class, students were given a peek into the tumultuous world of the Middle East ““ and the underlying emotions, passion and pride that fill students from the two communities. Read more...


Young voters not likely to turn out

With finals approaching and the student government elections just passed, students’ interest in the upcoming primary elections may be reserved for the gubernatorial race. There is a perception among students, as well as among people statewide, that senate and congressional elections are not particularly relevant to their lives. Read more...