Images of slick suits and notions of cutthroat competition encompass the corporate world and are often more indicative of business schools than law schools. But such impressions may soon be associated with law schools ““ including the UCLA School of Law ““ as some top schools around the country adapt their curricula to a changing profession. Read more...

Shirin Ebadi, the first Iranian and the first Muslim woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, spoke at Royce Hall on Friday, sharing her views on achieving equality for Iranian women and spreading democracy, including to Iraq. Read more...

Over a thousand people came out early Sunday morning to participate in the fifth-annual UCLA Run/Walk, a fund-raiser for the Mattel Children’s Hospital. The run/walk is organized by a committee of the Student Welfare Commission to raise money for the hospital’s child life/child development program. Read more...

From misplacing signboards to handing out fliers lacking official stamps of approval, candidates running for the undergraduate student government may have violated the Elections Code in a number of ways during primary elections last week. Read more...

Correction appended If a meeting Friday was any indication, the end is near for UCLA’s Taco Bell. The Services Committee for the Associated Students of UCLA ““ the organization that manages Taco Bell and other eateries on campus ““ met last week to discuss the future of the fast-food giant just days after the restaurant broke an agreement made with the association six months ago. Read more...

During a ceremony in the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library in the early 1970s, former UCLA student and freedom rider Steve McNichols felt like his journey for civil rights had come full circle. Read more...

Would you feel cheated if someone tapped into your phone line and started making calls on your dime? Of course. Would you feel cheated if someone tapped into your Internet connection and started surfing on your dime? Read more...