Register, vote and represent. This was the message at Friday’s event held at the UCLA Hammer Museum. The program focused on promoting student voter participation by giving free admission to students who registered at the event or brought another eligible voter to register. Read more...

Elvis impersonators, playing cards and dice filled the blue-and-gold clad streets as the 2003 UCLA Homecoming Parade made its way through Westwood on Friday night, followed by a spirited rally. Read more...

At a time when the economy is slowly coming out of a recession, college tuition is skyrocketing, the College Board said Tuesday. In a report detailing national trends in the costs of higher education, the Board said that over the past 10 years, tuition has increased by 47 percent at public four-year colleges and universities, and by 42 percent at private four-year colleges, accounting for inflation. Read more...

UCLA application readers consider a wide range of factors when they evaluate applicants ““ though race isn’t one of them, said two high-ranking campus admissions officials. Read more...

When Jacques Barzun wrote: “Whoever wants to know the heart and mind of America had better learn baseball,” he wasn’t just celebrating the venerable tradition of a great national sport. Read more...

Sept. 16, 2003 ““ a date that will live in infamy. It was on this day that the Los Angeles City Council, in a 13-0 decision, brought lap dancing to a bumping and grinding halt. Read more...

Can you name any of the candidates vying for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination? If so, how many? Chih-Chung Liu Fifth-year, mathematics No, but I am also not a citizen. Read more...