SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; As the University of California reels from its fourth straight year of budget cuts, it appears that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s suggested cutbacks may not be enough to deal with the lack of funds. Read more...

This week marks the one-year anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq and provides a valuable opportunity to discuss the great successes and accompanying shortcomings of the current Gulf War. Read more...

UCLA law students usually expect mock trials to be held in their 1950s moot courtroom, but this Thursday a real court will be in session. The law school will host the 2nd Appellate District of the California Court of Appeal, giving students a chance to experience live court proceedings. Read more...

The average college student has some sort of inexpensive trinket collection, be it souvenir shot glasses or postcards from friends traveling abroad. Though students swipe their credit cards for hundreds of dollars worth of books every quarter, they rarely (if ever) consider their piles of literature as a precious collection. Read more...

As the legal, religious and political battles rage over gay marriage, the issues become more prevalent, the people more passionate and the future more ambiguous. With the unanimous vote of the California Supreme Court to halt the City and County of San Francisco’s issuing of marriage licenses to same-sex couples last week, the legal implications of the case are just beginning. Read more...

During lectures, he speaks very slowly and often stops to ask students if they understand what he says. He also pays careful attention to how well he enunciates each syllable. Read more...

Recent changes to the accounting minor requirements have caught many students off guard, forcing some to attend summer school and others to scramble to adjust their schedules. Read more...