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...

In a speech to a group of Connecticut Democrats on Monday, Hillary Rodham Clinton, former first lady and New York senator, called President George W. Bush’s economic policies the worst the country has seen since Herbert Hoover was president. Read more...

Students living on campus had the opportunity Tuesday to discuss global concerns with professors who are experts on Middle East and U.S. foreign policy ““ and they didn’t have to travel far to get there. Read more...

Maria Teresa Quiej Alvarez, one of the formerly conjoined twins separated at UCLA last year, has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. She was moved out of the intensive care unit at the Hospital del Pilar in Guatemala City where she was being treated for E. Read more...

College is a time for students to grow up, and for many, a time to grow sideways, since the task of balancing schoolwork and a social life often leaves little time for health and fitness. Read more...

Executive Vice Chancellor Daniel Neuman predicts that budget cuts combined simultaneously with enrollment growth will continue to be the greatest challenge for the university in the short term. Read more...