“There’s no forgetting it, even if people wanted to.” So says Brian Drishelle, a graduate student in moving image archive studies, on the significance of the felled Twin Towers in New York City and the battered Pentagon. Read more...

Voting in the October recall may not be as easy as simply choosing a candidate, according to California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley and a panel of experts who discussed the issue Wednesday night at Schoenberg Hall. Read more...

The European Constitution will provide much-needed legality to the European Union, among other things, said Jozsef Szajer, Vice President of the Hungarian Parliament and drafter of the proposed European Constitution, at a lecture and discussion at the UCLA School of Law this past week. Read more...

A UCLA undergraduate has been chosen to head the systemwide organization of student governments and lobbyers, representing the interests of over 190,000 University of California students to university and state officials. Read more...

Gina Park wants nothing more than to attend the University of California after graduating high school, but if the UC limits enrollment growth in an attempt to preserve quality, her dreams could be shattered. Read more...

Elvira Cortez, a fourth-year political science student, sat helplessly in front of her computer. For 30 minutes, she vainly tried to access her MyUCLA Web site, but to no avail. Read more...