Domestic spying has reached the university level, as students from UC Berkeley and UC Santa Cruz recently found out. But the dissenting voices of college students is no threat to the nation or the Department of Defense. Read more...

She resigned because she couldn’t do it anymore. She could not go out and explain to the public why the Food and Drug Administration again denied the emergency contraceptive pill over-the-counter status for “bogus reasons.” Tuesday night, students and staff gathered at the UCLA Gonda Center to hear Susan Wood, the former director of the FDA’s Office of Women’s Health. Read more...

UCLA administrators put an end to a student group’s lunch program this week after they determined the group’s activity constituted an illegal sale of food on campus. Read more...

Some of them dance to the rhythm of a song only heard through the headphones of their imagination. Others huddle together on benches and in doorways beneath dirty pieces of cloth, their makeshift blankets. Read more...

In the shade of the trees by Moore Hall, Tony Dunbar’s one-man show ““ complete with plywood backdrop draped in black fabric, handheld camera mounted on a tripod, and blue-and-gold GSA signs posted in the bushes ““ made its debut on campus this week. Read more...

In an effort to reduce the number of HIV/AIDS cases among blacks, people from the Los Angeles area and across the country are observing the sixth National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day today. Read more...

With the release of the 2007 federal budget Monday, President Bush began making good on his State of the Union proposal to increase funding for alternative energy research. Read more...