UCLA is taking one more step to decrease congestion on campus streets. Pedestrians and drivers passing through Charles E. Young Drive and De Neve Plaza may have noticed the addition of a traffic signal, soon to replace the stop signs dictating traffic flow. Read more...

Students who purchase their birth control pills from the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center may have noticed a recent increase in the price per cycle. Read more...

The Internet will soon breach another snail-mail stronghold. Beginning March 10, the Financial Aid Office will stop sending out paper financial aid notifications in the mail and begin using an Internet-based system called eFAN. Read more...

International Women’s Day took an anti-war turn at the fourth Global Women’s Strike on Saturday. Hundreds of women, children and men crowded in front of the Federal Building in Westwood to rally against the war and an expanding military budget. Read more...

Two repressive dictatorships with histories of aggression may have weapons of mass destruction. The Bush administration has threatened Iraq with a war that may erupt within days, but the president’s stance on North Korea is much less clear cut. Read more...

International human rights law is still an infant discipline ““ and with President George W. Bush’s refusal to support the International Criminal Court ““ the idea that an international court can try a head of state is controversial. Read more...

In response to recent demonstrations supporting France’s anti-war stance, a group of protesters assembled in front of the French Consulate in Westwood Friday to voice their disapproval of France’s position. Read more...