In an attempt to influence national politicians to support clean and renewable energy, UCLA students from ecologically-minded groups participated in a national day of action for a better energy policy. Read more...

For Zainab Jamal, performing Hajj as a young teen not only increased her connection with God, it exposed her to different cultures of the world. While fasting and praying during the month of Ramadan, which began last week, several Muslims recall performing the sacred ritual of Hajj, which occurred in January this year. Read more...

With student fees constantly rising along with the cost of living, students need to save every penny. The Higher Education Affordability and Equity Act, sponsored by Rep. Read more...

During lunchtime in Ackerman Union, students pass an obviously outdated sign in front of the Panda Express construction site which reads, “Visit our newly remodeled store September 2004.” The opening of the restaurant following its remodeling was scheduled for the beginning of this quarter, but it has been delayed due to problems complying with updated construction codes. Read more...

LAX plan to go before city council LOS ANGELES “”mdash; Mayor James K. Hahn’s sweeping, nearly $10 billion modernization plan for Los Angeles International Airport goes before the city council this week. Read more...

Correction appended Thirty-five years after the founding of the Asian American Studies Center, faculty, staff and students will be celebrating this landmark anniversary and its recent approval as its own department during a ceremony Thursday. Read more...

The debate surrounding the Three Strikes law will be put to the vote when California decides on a proposition that could release thousands of prisoners who many believe were unfairly sentenced. Read more...