The rising prices of gas have many UCLA students dreading their next visit to the gas station, and these commuters are especially affected by the daily fluctuations in gas prices. Read more...

Flags propped up on the Bruin Plaza stage and information tables scattered around the plaza mark the fourth annual South Asian Heritage Week, organized by a group of more than 15 UCLA student organizations with South Asian ties. Read more...

After several attempts to gain department status, the proposal from the César E. Chávez Center in Interdisciplinary Chicana/o Studies remains on the chancellor’s desk because of a disagreement over the proposed department’s name. Read more...

As UCLA students weigh the agendas of the presidential candidates for the Nov. 2 election, many looking past graduation will consider the level of job security each presidential hopeful says he can provide. Read more...

As the presidential race reaches its final weeks and the mud-slinging intensifies, it has becomes hard to distinguish between the economic policy that each candidate holds and the policy that his opponent says he supports. Read more...

Churches’ campaign against Wal-Mart upsetting ROSEMEAD “”mdash; Parishioners have complained to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles because priests and nuns are organizing opposition forces against a proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter. Read more...

ASUCLA needs to open its eyes Have you ever seen the long line outside of Taco Bell at lunch? Take a look sometime this week and you will see how much support this campaign had. Read more...