It was a relatively uneventful day in Encino when members of the Students United for Reform and Equality slate gathered to discuss their platform for the upcoming undergraduate student government’s spring elections. Read more...

Student government must take majority view into account Creating much cognitive dissonance for the anti-war protesters, the Iraqi people greet our troops with kisses, flowers and songs of joy and freedom. Read more...

Now that the United States military controls most of Iraq, it is crucial that order in the country be restored as quickly as possible. Every additional day of rioting and violence, especially in Baghdad, will add to the significant problems of rebuilding the war-torn nation. Read more...

For the fourth consecutive year, the presidential candidate of the Graduate Student Association is running uncontested, despite efforts by the elections board to encourage graduate and professional school students to run for offices. Read more...

With the end of the war on Iraq in sight, certain parts of the U.S. economy are expected to make a recovery, according to analysts from the Anderson School at UCLA. Read more...

Since the outbreak of war in Iraq, administrators and teachers at the university’s elementary school have taken the time to react and reflect on the conflict with some of the youngest members of the UCLA community. Read more...

In a rare emergency meeting, UCLA’s division of the Academic Senate will vote on a controversial resolution today condemning the U.S. presence in Iraq and calling for international oversight of Iraq’s reconstruction. Read more...