UC not immune to education cuts I think it is very important for students to take note of the news article “Some fear UC could bear brunt of deficit” (Oct. Read more...

Are you willing to cross the picket lines at supermarkets where there are strikes? Syed Ruhman Third-year, aerospace engineering “I would probably go to Ralphs if I needed something really badly. Read more...

If assertions made by UC Berkeley Chancellor Robert Berdahl are true, UC Regents Chairman John Moores should have ensured his report on Berkeley admissions remained private until “flawed assumptions” it contained were further discussed. Read more...

A group of panelists, including the chief judge of the Central District of California, will speak this afternoon at the UCLA School of Law on the issue of achieving equal access to justice for all citizens. Read more...

Students interested in local and state public policy will now have the opportunity to live and learn in Sacramento. The University of California Center in Sacramento, an experimental education program allowing students to intern at the capitol, will open in winter 2004. Read more...

A former congressman and a political commentator who teaches at Pepperdine University butted heads over the effectiveness of the Bush administration’s foreign policy Friday in a debate hosted in the James West Alumni Center. Read more...

Louisa Wang might finally get to study abroad in China. Wang was unable to study in China during the 2002-2003 academic year through the Education Abroad Program (EAP) because it had to close its programs there in response to a worldwide health epidemic. Read more...