UCLA law Professor Richard Sander’s latest study on the negative effects of affirmative action on black students in law school will be published by the Stanford Law Review in mid-December. Read more...

In the basement of Young Research Library, rare manuscripts that have sat untouched for sometimes over 40 years are being discovered by graduate students working in the Center for Primary Research and Training. Read more...

Science majors are often stereotyped as bookworms, devoid of any kind of creativity. The volunteer organization, Heart Sounds and MEDleys however, has shown the contrary since its inception four years ago. Read more...

The L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to close Martin Luther King Jr./Drew Medical Center’s trauma unit, dealing a blow to community leaders and other protestors, including UCLA medical students, who fought to keep it open. Read more...

Thousands of students may experience a reduction or complete loss of their Pell Grants next fall due to a new federal-spending bill that will tighten eligibility requirements for financial aid. Read more...

Following a large-scale offensive in Fallujah, about 5,000 U.S., British and Iraqi troops launched an offensive Tuesday, designed to quell a recent increase in violence among insurgent forces in several towns south of Baghdad. Read more...

Every November, a predictable group of progressives stuff the Thanksgiving turkey with guilt. They stuff it with the guilt borne by perpetrators of the “Indian holocaust,” sadistic animal killers and inconsiderate Ebenezer Scrooges. Read more...