What will be the fate of the campus Taco Bell? Why did the Associated Students of UCLA board of directors reverse itself Friday and allow Taco Bell to renew its contract despite allegations of labor abuses in southern Florida tomato fields? Read more...

Marcus Rosner, who was born and raised locally, recalls the Westwood of the late 1940’s, when parking meters on Westwood Boulevard took pennies instead of quarters and his mother would take him to Will Wright’s ice cream parlor on weekends. Read more...

Ever since the recall election, Californians have been talking a lot about all of the state’s problems. We like to complain about the quality of service offered by our public institutions ““ our public schools, health services and the Department of Motor Vehicles. Read more...

Students, parents and staff gathered to celebrate this year’s recipients of the Charles E. Young Humanitarian Award in the Kerckhoff Grand Salon on Monday afternoon. The award is designed “to recognize and promote the value of community service to all forms of education,” said Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Janina Montero, who gave the introductory speech and introduced the recipients. Read more...

Due to what former presidential candidate Josh Lawson believes was unfair treatment during the Undergraduate Students Association Council elections, he filed a case against the Elections Board on Monday to the council’s Judicial Board about sanctions made against Lawson’s slate. Read more...

Students who signed up for summer classes at the University of California were notified over the weekend of a fee increase of 14 percent for undergraduates and 20 percent for graduate coursework. Read more...