Though couples may steal private kisses on campus quads between classes, rarely do students openly show their affection as friends and strangers clap and cheer. But at a “kiss-in” at Meyerhoff Park on Thursday afternoon, students did just that. Read more...

Universities and the federal government make strange bedfellows, and about the only time they mix is when grant money and scholarships are involved. But starting next week, that relationship might get a bit more intimate. Read more...

Federal student financial aid programs could be drastically affected if proposed changes to the Higher Education Act are approved. The Higher Education Act is the principal piece of federal legislation dealing with university education in the U.S. Read more...

After nearly a decade of problems surrounding student parking, and six years since the last student survey concerning parking allocation, UCLA Transportation Services plans to re-evaluate the current parking allocation system and hopes to offer students a new and more equitable system for parking-pass distribution. Read more...

The chandelier lights dimmed when Alison De La Cruz, the first of the performers for the Queer Alliance Performance Night, adjusted the music stand in front of her and got ready to read her original poetry. Read more...

With 25 countries already in the union and more expected to join, the European Union has the potential to be the world’s next superpower. Many people in the United States may not know what the European Union is or what its goals are, but they better start learning quickly, said former U.S. Read more...

With increased residency on the Hill and the resultant budgetary constraints, Dining Services will likely not be able to organize as many themed events for residents this year. Read more...