It’s rush hour on Bruin Walk. As usual, this main artery of campus pulsates with the flow of students ““ rushing to lecture, rushing to the dorms, rushing to keep up. Read more...

The past two years mark a tumultuous period in the United States’ relations with Middle Eastern nations. U.S. forces have fought wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and political efforts to reduce the violence of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict have achieved little success. Read more...

Vice Chancellor Roberto Peccei is the top administrator for research at UCLA. Peccei’s office oversees research in all disciplines. Last week Peccei sat down with the Daily Bruin to discuss the impact on research by post-Sept. Read more...

Trying to establish a society where race or ethnicity has no meaning might seem like a good thing to some Californians. But Proposition 54, a controversial initiative that proponents say would do just that, has teachers and police officers around the state up in arms because of its methods for race neutrality. Read more...

Don’t call them another Orange County surf clothing company ““ but they’ll ride that wave until it breaks. The owners of Seven clothing company are proving entreprenuership can exist while being full-time college students. Read more...

People say California’s recall election ““ whenever it happens ““ will attract voters who usually stay away from the polls. The chance to unseat a governor three years before his term ends and to choose from any of more than 130 characters vying to replace him sparks interest in many who otherwise are disenchanted by politics. Read more...

Californian medical practitioners are at a loss for words when it comes to describing their feelings about Proposition 54 ““ five words to be exact. The issue is with the words “medical research subjects and patients” which was written into an exemption clause of Proposition 54, a controversial initiative that if passed by voters in the recall election would prevent state agencies from collecting data on an individual’s ethnicity. Read more...