With the fate of social security in question and the number of uninsured Americans on the rise, this election cycle has raised questions about what the government should do to provide social programs and health care. Read more...

Three years after Homecoming was reinstituted, the campus’ turnout remains disappointing. Only a tiny fraction of students showed up for the parade, and many confessed the festivities passed without their knowledge. Read more...

Increased attention to the importance of the Jewish vote has revved up Jewish students to hit the polls in full force for this year’s presidential election. Read more...

I have a lot of money riding on Tuesday’s presidential election. And it’s not because of the Bush tax cut. My grandfather and I made a bet six months ago: If his political party’s candidate should win the election, I must take him to the Los Angeles restaurant of his choice (He has designated the lovely Valentino, where a bottle of 1893 Château Lafite Rothschild costs $19,000.), and if my candidate wins, he will be taking me to L’Orangerie. Read more...

The streets of Westwood Village bustled with energy and excitement as hundreds of people of all ages celebrated UCLA Homecoming on Friday night. The Homecoming parade and rally, themed “Oh, the Places We’ll Go!”, featured live music, free food and floats created by UCLA student groups and Westwood community organizations. Read more...

The lobby of the UCLA School of Dentistry was filled with anxious patients from many backgrounds, some elderly, some young and most just waiting for their turn to see the dentist. Read more...

The Associated Students of UCLA board of directors decided to respond to unfavorable student sentiments regarding the removal of popular campus eatery Taco Bell during its monthly meeting Friday. Read more...