When most people think of the U.S. Constitution, they think of a document that has long embodied the ideals of human rights and freedom. But if President Bush gets his way, and a gay marriage ban is added as an amendment, that sentiment could change. Read more...

Don’t expect any theological revelations from Mel Gibson’s much-debated new release, “The Passion of The Christ.” Staying far clear from any meaningful debate about the origins of Christianity, Gibson instead has created a film which is singularly designed to showcase the physical torture experienced by Jesus of Nazareth during the last 12 hours of his life. Read more...

Earlier this month, the California Legislative Analyst’s Office released a report suggesting the University of California could meet its enrollment goals despite reduced funding, but the report was based on outdated data. Read more...

Doctors and UCLA students in residency gathered in the emergency department of UCLA Medical Center on Tuesday morning, not to deal with patients but to learn how to handle a terrorist attack in the event that such an incident occur in the Los Angeles area. Read more...

In Latin, the word “passion”Â means suffering. And in various communities nationwide, including UCLA, the same word has been evoking a sense of apprehension in recent months. Read more...

Over 100 students are expected to show up to roller skate in the Ackerman Union Grand Ballroom tonight to help AIDS victims in the Los Angeles community. Read more...

Unprecedented ceremonies and court decisions have recently catapulted the gay marriage debate into the national spotlight, wedging it into the thick of steamrolling presidential campaigns and forcing the country to settle a legal debate that has no foreseeable end. Read more...