For many students, emotions run high as they walk through Schoenberg Quad this week and see a colorful display that carries a somber meaning. UCLA’s Clothesline Project is displaying decorative T-shirts in commemoration of both victims and survivors of sexual and gender violence. Read more...

The technological growth that characterized the 1990s has enabled colleges and universities to break the confines of the traditional university, and offer bachelor’s and master’s degrees via the World Wide Web. Read more...

A panel of eight archaeological experts gathered at the J. Paul Getty Museum Tuesday to propose solutions to the looting of cultural artifacts in Iraq. A four-step plan and other solutions were introduced during this event which included three UCLA professors. Read more...

In a show of solidarity, students and faculty met yesterday to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the 1993 UCLA hunger strike as well as to look to the future of Chicana/o studies. Read more...

The days of giant signboards, candidate flyers and online ballots are not over yet. The 12 remaining candidates from last last week’s Undergraduate Students Association Council general elections gear up for one more week of campaigning before students vote in the USAC runoff elections. Read more...

In what has been billed as a campus-wide “Day of Action,” UC students from around the state will participate in teach-ins and other programs this afternoon at UCLA geared toward educating themselves about student power and activism. Read more...

In an effort to ensure that UCLA’s sexual harassment policy complies with statutes that prohibit race and sex discrimination, the administration has recently proposed a series of changes that would update the university’s policy. Read more...