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Panelists speaking Monday evening at the UCLA School of Law analyzed the impact of gay rights issues on the Nov. 2 election, and discussed possible directions the movement can take given that voters banned same-sex marriage in 11 states this month. Read more...

Cha-Lin Liu, a Taiwanese international student, is still amazed by the vibrancy of UCLA when she walks across campus. “Every day when I pass Bruin Walk there are so many people,” the 30-year-old doctorate student says. Read more...

To honor her graduate study and 21 years of teaching at UCLA, newly retired and renowned author Carolyn See established a $100,000 endowment for the study of Southern California and Los Angeles literature. Read more...

Cingular’s recent acquisition of AT&T Wireless will change the telecommunication industry for years to come. The merger will affect consumers as the wireless industry continues to expand, and as more Americans turn to wireless services, the merger will play a role in the industry’s pricing structure and quality of service. Read more...

The Greek godfather of Western philosophy, Plato, famously wrote that the relationship human beings have with reality can be compared to prisoners chained up in a cave. Read more...

The Mann Plaza movie theater on Glendon Avenue closed its curtains on Oct. 21 and will be demolished later this month to make way for a $100 million retail development by Alan Casden. Read more...