With two new residence halls scheduled to be completed by Fall 2005, second-year students are being given the opportunity to live on campus next year, continuing UCLA’s transition into a university in which most students live on campus. Read more...

The fine line between art and politics constantly wobbles, and while the result is an intersection of the two realms, some may question whether that’s a positive result. Read more...

Every morning when Karl Ross arrives at the police station at 7 a.m., he goes on a tour. It’s not that the newly appointed chief of university police hasn’t seen some parts of the police station or that he needs to monitor his staff. Read more...

While Daniel Provencio lies in a brain-dead coma in a Bakersfield hospital with a prison guard by his side, his family may soon face the choice of discontinuing life support or taking on hospital bills they cannot afford to pay. Read more...

Efforts to educate students about the unit progress requirement continue in full force. In collaboration with the Undergraduate Students Association Council and its staff, student leaders have launched a publicity campaign to educate students about the expected cumulative progress requirement and to encourage them to participate in a survey regarding its effects. Read more...

While participating in a sacramental ceremony in the Amazon basin of South America during the late 1980s, Dr. Charles Grob had a moment of realization about the power of psychedelic substances used for therapeutic purposes. Read more...

A day after a major water pipe ruptured near UCLA, the campus and much of West Los Angeles were still without drinkable tap water, but campus officials said most daily operations were otherwise unaffected by the event. Read more...