Have California’s leaders forgotten that education benefits the entire state? You might think so if you heard Chancellor Albert Carnesale’s grim prediction Thursday that student fees may jump to between $15,000 and $20,000. Read more...

The fantasy of living in the White House, the dream of many a presidential hopeful, isn’t likely to become a reality anytime soon for foreign-born citizens. Read more...

They have gained members and lost them, worked out of apartments and never really had a headquarters. But next year, if all goes according to plan, Delta Tau Delta fraternity will finally have a place to call home. Read more...

L.A. County law enforcement and safety officials took part in a multi-agency disaster drill Friday at UCLA’s Jackie Robinson Stadium that simulated a terrorist attack on public transit buses comparable to attacks that have frequented parts of the Middle East. Read more...

After squaring off in a town-hall-style debate last Friday, incumbent President Bush and his Democratic opponent, Sen. John Kerry, have returned to the campaign trail, both aggressively criticizing the other’s performance. Read more...

Almost exactly a month after rocks shattered the windows of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Resource Center in what police called a hate crime, National Coming Out Week begins today, themed “Coming together, Coming out!” This year’s events hold special importance in light of the attacks, said chairperson of the Queer Alliance Paymon Ebrahimzadeh, and are focused on encouraging a positive community and environment. Read more...

One thing has consistently perplexed UCLA students about life in Westwood Village. No, it’s not trying to understand how Diddy Riese cookies are so delicious; it’s the interactive, board game-style Weyburn Avenue art piece, “All Roads Lead To Westwood.” Vic Bamokian, who has owned Weyburn Avenue’s Campus Shoe Repair for more than 10 years, claimed that the public artwork has lined the sidewalks of the street for 10 years. Read more...