Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller, the director of UCLA Hillel who had taken a voluntarily leave of absence pending an investigation into an alleged assault which occurred in October, returned to work last week. Read more...

As the 2004 presidential race shapes up, President Bush has criticized the presumed Democratic nominee John Kerry of having shifted stances on issues such as the war in Iraq, trade and the Patriot Act. Read more...

Massive budget cuts and an overestimation of how much student fee hikes could save the University of California have sparked a debate among the UC Board of Regents about how the university should adjust to changing times. Read more...

The University of California Board of Regents voted 8-6 Thursday to confirm its commitment to comprehensive review and censure regents chairman John Moores for an editorial in which he lambasted the university’s admissions practices. 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...