With on-campus Housing room sign-ups starting today, the UCLA Housing Administration anticipates an increase in the number of returning residents living on the Hill next year, despite the closure of Sproul Hall for renovations. Read more...

As part of an event on Friday, a student group plans to display a series of controversial Danish cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad which have instigated violent protests abroad and political debates across the globe. Read more...

Chalk one up for the students? Well, not quite. On the surface, it may seem like some long-overdue justice that the University of California was ordered to repay $33.8 million to students. Read more...

Few dancers master their craft in this life believing that if they excel, they can become gods or goddesses in the afterlife. But that’s Waewdao Sirisook’s prime motivation. Read more...

In an effort to increase knowledge and create an opportunity for discussion, the Latin American Center has scheduled speakers from the three major political parties in this year’s Mexican presidential election to give guest lectures at UCLA. Read more...

Six months after its implementation, a student-initiated fee increase passed last spring seems to have delivered on its promised goals. The PULSE referendum was approved by a majority of voting undergraduate students in May 2005. Read more...

Morgan Freeman curtsied three times to a full house in Royce Hall on Tuesday as he received an award for outstanding dramatic achievement. Freeman is the first person in five years to receive the Spencer Tracy Award, which is presented by the UCLA Campus Events Commission. Read more...