How do you feel about animal research for medical purposes? What about for cosmetic research? Karli Bulnes Fourth-year, history “I always think it’s good to make medical progress, but at the same time, it’s a hard question to answer because I love my dog, and if someone wanted to test something on him, I would value his life. Read more...

The University of California was wrong Tuesday to oppose anti-sweatshop legislation that aims to improve the living and working conditions of workers who provide goods and services to the UC. Read more...

Students using the Big Blue Bus can breathe a sigh of relief: The BruinGo! program is here to stay for the 2003-2004 academic year. However, students may be surprised to learn of the changes made to the program. Read more...

University of California students studying in China are either on their way or have safely arrived at home after the Education Abroad Program had to suspend operations in China on April 18 because of severe acute respiratory syndrome. Read more...

Only one of the candidates for external vice president has what current EVP Chris Neal considers “essential experience” for the position, but the other candidate insists he has the right stuff for the job. Read more...

The three candidates running for the internal vice presidential position of the undergraduate student government all said their top priority would be to increase council’s visibility if they were elected next week. Read more...

After two years of haggling, strikes and frustration, the University of California has finally come to an agreement with its clerical employees. The Coalition of University Employees informed the UC Wednesday night its members had voted to accept a contract proposed by a state mediator, pending final approval by both parties. Read more...