It’s a clandestine rumor that is whispered in the stacks of Powell Library or passed around the table at a study session in Covel Commons. “My friend Juana knows this guy who pretended he had ADHD, and he got 60 extra hours to take the MCAT. Read more...

As students trickle into Room 11 at Corinne A. Seeds University Elementary School, their faces light up. They are starting their day at a unique school, though an unassuming onlooker might not know it. Read more...

Student leaders who have been fiercely opposed to the recent string of fee hikes at the University of California in the last two years will soon be changing their tone when it comes to the student union fee increase that may hit campus next fall. Read more...

Searching for the word “war” in the Los Angeles Times on Sunday, the top three results were a letter from a reader, a story on a new book about tourist sites in Paris, and the obituary of a former Nazi labor camp commander. Read more...

Implementing a diversity requirement within the general education curriculum at UCLA may soon become a reality as faculty members of the UCLA College will be the first to vote on the finalized proposal beginning today. Read more...

Los Angeles county pharmacists strike Pharmacists at county-operated medical centers staged a strike that caused delays for patients needing medicine, but a judge cut the job action short by issuing a restraining order. Read more...

Politicians should be held to their promises, and officers in the Undergraduate Students Association Council are no exception to that rule. Fall quarter is coming to a close, and USAC members have only one quarter left to tackle their long list of unfulfilled goals before the madness of spring elections captures their attention. Read more...