Gay rights and the issue of same-sex marriage is one of the most important civil rights issues of the 21st century. In an era and a land where freedom and equality are supposedly two fundamental ideals, voters have systematically denied members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community the right to experience what everyone else takes for granted. Read more...

The media is often called the Fourth Estate because of its role as the last watchdog against corruption and extremism in various branches of government. But three journalists recently betrayed that trust when they accepted money from President Bush’s administration. Read more...

“Super seniors” may soon be a dying breed as the University of California Office of the President has released a preliminary proposal to raise tuition fees for students lagging behind on the road to graduation. Read more...

The newest trend in bank fraud is hitting close to home, as the University Credit Union announced Tuesday that an online e-mail scam from the bank is currently circulating. Read more...

With the completion of the expected cumulative progress survey, the undergraduate student government’s efforts to repeal the requirement will turn from the students to the faculty of the UCLA College. Read more...

When about 200 students began shouting “Si, se puede! Si, se puede!” in unison Tuesday afternoon, one could have mistaken Ackerman Grand Ballroom for a union hall. Read more...

For about 25 U.S. college students studying in Shanghai, China, last summer, the term interdisciplinary study took on a whole new meaning. To study globalization in China’s booming economy, UCLA anthropology Professor Yunxiang Yan took students on a five-week travel study program in which they researched various topics ““ from the Starbucks phenomenon to workers’ rights. Read more...