Archive program offers diverse opportunities We welcome The Bruin’s interest in UCLA’s Moving Image Archive Studies program. Unfortunately, Nick Rudman’s article (“UCLA boasts unique archiving program,” dB Magazine, Feb. Read more...

After only a couple weeks in office, Elections Board Chairman Nathan Lam has proposed prohibiting nonstudents from campaigning on campus during the spring elections. Such a change has serious political implications, further weakening the chance for independent candidates to gain ground and aiding incumbents. Read more...

This year, as Black History Month comes to a close, the African American studies program celebrates its 30th anniversary. The program’s director calls it a “triumphant moment.” Hopefully, the program will continue to prosper ““ and grow. Read more...

Conservative groups sue over stem cell bill SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; Conservative public interest groups with ties to Christian organizations filed lawsuits seeking to invalidate the $3 billion stem cell research institution approved by California voters in November. Read more...

Two weekends ago, Jossein Shahangian made his way to Santa Barbara to help Dr. James Rolfe and other volunteers build a portable dental clinic and sort through dentistry supplies. Read more...

The 30th anniversary of the African American studies degree program is cause for celebration, say faculty in the interdisciplinary program, despite the current struggle with a diminished budget and declining enrollment. Read more...

For over a year, the Undergraduate Students Association Council has relentlessly sought to repeal the Expected Cumulative Progress requirement. But USAC’s analysis has ignored the policy’s nuances, pursuing a futile agenda rather than seeking meaningful change or debate. Read more...