Staff and administrators continue to wait at UC Merced for their pioneer class of students, but due to litigation, postponement of the school’s opening and an uncooperative state budget, the 10th University of California campus is still in its preliminary stages of building and will not house students until fall 2005, a year later than this year’s proposed opening date. Read more...

In the race to the White House, a Massachusetts liberal is battling a Bush in close, heated battle. Sound familiar? Well, it does to Michael Dukakis. Read more...

When strangers recognize me on campus and say, “Hey, you’re the dating columnist!” they’re often surprised when I have to rush off to a meeting. When I tell them I often spend 30 hours a week at the office, they’re shocked. Read more...

The UCLA Anderson School of Management’s search for a new dean is one step closer to being complete with the announcement of Geoffrey Garrett, vice provost of the UCLA International Institute, as an official candidate for the position. Read more...

I was in New York City on Sept. 11 this year. On the night of the anniversary, I saw the two blue beams of light that stood looming over lower Manhattan in place of the fallen towers. Read more...

According to the UCLA Anderson Forecast, the California state economy will be making positive gains as predicted by economic analysts and expected by California residents alike. Read more...

One of my favorite days this summer, oddly enough, was spent at Young Research Library. I didn’t have any classes to cram for, any papers to research or even a book to return. Read more...