When Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger announced his support for a constitutional amendment that would allow foreign-born citizens to be eligible for the presidency, he led some to believe he may have thoughts of rising from actor to president, similar to Ronald Reagan’s path. Read more...

A lawsuit filed against UCLA in 1996 was almost put to bed. But recent allegations of criminal activity involving stolen donated body parts at UCLA’s Willed Body Program have rekindled parts of the suit that were seemingly unresolved. Read more...

The union of many UCLA service workers filed unfair practice charges against the University of California last week, on behalf of two former De Neve Plaza dining services workers. Read more...

The organ may get a bum rap for for its dusty and archaic image, but assistant visiting professor and organ loyalist Christoph Bull has plenty to say about its vitality. Read more...

The UCLA School of Law will receive today the largest donation ever given by an American Indian tribe to an academic institution ““ to the tune of $4 million. Read more...

The man shot in an altercation with a university police officer Oct. 5 in Kerckhoff Hall decided last week to represent himself in the case set to go to trial within the next two months. Read more...

With the come-from-behind victory of California Propositions 57 and 58, much attention has been focused on what is a likely reason for victory ““ Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and his personal charisma. Read more...