Though topics at the quarterly debate between the Bruin Republicans and Bruin Democrats Wednesday ranged from nuclear proliferation to poverty, what students seemed to care most about is something that hits closer to home ““ professors. Read more...

In an effort to shore up the promises made in the 1960 Master Plan for Higher Education in California, a coalition of organizations and a bipartisan group of state senators have collaborated to produce legislation to ensure access to college for all eligible California students. Read more...

Howard Dean, elected chairman of the Democratic Nominating Committee and early frontrunner in the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination, is scheduled to speak on campus today as part of the party’s fundraising campaign. Read more...

While one group of law students tackles the bar exam in hopes of pursuing a career in law, another begins to prepare to take it in the future. Read more...

University of California officials will face state legislators today in the second of two senate education committee hearings prompted by concerns over the university’s compensation practices. Read more...

UCLA Labor Center Director Kent Wong is said to be the frontrunner to replace the head of a major L.A. labor organization, according to published reports. Read more...

A clerical error made last Friday by the director of admissions for UC Berkeley’s law school left many of the school’s applicants confused after they received an e-mail congratulating them on their acceptance even though most had not received an admissions decision. Read more...