Thanks to the California Public Interest Research Group, textbook costs may be a lighter burden on students next year. Very few student campaigns are successful, which is part of what makes CALPIRG’s efforts so admirable. Read more...

Close to 300 are expected to march at noon tomorrow from Bruin Plaza to Janss Steps to support a federal bill currently on the floor of the Senate that would allow children of illegal immigrants more opportunity in higher education. Read more...

Online social networks such as Thefacebook.com offer an increasingly popular method for students to reach out to others in a large and often faceless campus population, making the Internet world an even smaller place. Read more...

Music fans gathered on the Intramural Field this weekend to partake in the 18th Annual UCLA JazzReggae Festival. The event, put together by a sub-committee of the Cultural Affairs Commission, featured jazz artists on Sunday and reggae artists on Monday. Read more...

Problems the University of California has had in enrolling black students may be aggravated by a “reverse migration” trend that is drawing many black families out of places such as California and bringing them to the South. Read more...

The last few months have not been easy for the Bush administration. Not much seems to be going right for our president these days, and the things that have gone wrong went disastrously wrong. Read more...