With undergraduate application season in full swing, prospective applicants are weighing UCLA against other schools, often using published rankings such as the U.S. News and World Report. Read more...

Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, a man either resented as a terrorist or respected as the symbol of the struggle of the Palestinian people, died Wednesday of unknown causes at the age of 75. Read more...

College students are constantly faced with the question of what they plan to do with their lives, but for many the answer is unknown. Deborah Schneider, an attorney and the author of “Should you Really be a Lawyer?,” will be speaking at today’s 11th annual Pre-Law Society law school forum. Read more...

The U.S. military has made efforts in an attempt to ensure current and future veterans have the opportunity to receive a higher education. Much attention has been placed on the importance of educating U.S. Read more...

With the election over, people are still discussing why the cards fell in favor of President Bush and what his re-election means for American politics. On Tuesday evening, to a group of students and community members, three UCLA faculty members came forward to present their analysis of the election and expectations for the future. Read more...

While most students are not veterans themselves, some members of campus Reserve Officer Training Corps programs are spending Veterans Day helping those who have served their country. Read more...

When President Bush gave Saddam Hussein a 48-hour ultimatum to leave Iraq in March 2003, Jasaun Neff faced one of the toughest decisions of his life. Read more...