As the threat of rising tuition fees continues, a group of students within UCLA’s School of Law are taking an active approach to fighting the increases. Read more...

Dolores Huerta and the United Farm Workers of America share many beliefs, but they have taken different paths in the Democratic primary elections. Huerta, a University of California regent and an activist for labor and education who helped found the labor organization, endorsed former Vermont Gov. Read more...

The five-month-long case about the Jewish Student Union’s appeal for additional funding from the undergraduate student government concluded Monday night when a hearing resulted in the student government coming out victorious. Read more...

An annual law school event held Friday was meant to update the community about developments in sexual orientation law over the past year, but much of the talk focused on one ruling issued last week. Read more...

National news has become more readily available to students living on campus as UCLA takes part in the pilot stage of the Collegiate Readership Program. The program is in a four-week trial where national newspapers are delivered to each of the dining halls free of charge. Read more...