Our undergraduate student government leaders constantly demand accountability of our legislators, administration and student groups. Yet they don’t hesitate to elevate themselves above those standards when it becomes convenient. Read more...

The $105.3 billion state budget approved Wednesday by the state Assembly will allow the University of California to fulfill its Master Plan promise to accept every qualified high school student in the state. Read more...

After a search that lasted nearly one year, UC Berkeley found its next chancellor in Robert J. Birgeneau, an internationally known physicist. Birgeneau, who is the current president of the University of Toronto, will start his new job in California in October. Read more...

Economic theory lacks realism Garin Hovannisian’s column “Leave economics to the people” (Viewpoint, July 19) is a good example of how economics is supposed to work in theory. Read more...

Last Wednesday, several Westwood merchants won a small victory in their fight against developer Alan Casden’s $100 million residential and retail project that would have closed Glendon Avenue for up to a year. Read more...

Who would have guessed on that somber Tuesday in 2001 that answers to the questions everyone was asking could be had for a mere $10? Yet today, nearly three years later, the stories of Sept. Read more...