The recent spotlight on the assault in De Neve last December has overshadowed smaller, more obscure instances of crimes in the area. Letters from signs over De Neve plaza rooms and the De Neve auditorium have been taken by various students throughout the year. Read more...

A brighter future for Westwood may be on the horizon. The Westwood Village Business Association had its first meeting Wednesday, at which property owners and tenants alike expressed their desire to work together, with sights set on re-creating the bustling Village of the past. Read more...

Graduate students at the Cheng Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics research lab could teach Cupid about love and the meaning of Valentine’s Day, a holiday which for them does not mean an expensive night out. Read more...

An affirmative action bake sale organized by the Bruin Republicans last week has provoked impassioned responses from a top California Democrat and political student groups on campus. Read more...

Traditions have been changing, but some families still expect their children to date, and certainly to marry, within their own religion. Thus lovers of opposing backgrounds must struggle, like Capulets and Montagues, against familial expectations. Read more...

Eminem blasted in the hallway outside the multipurpose room of the Veteran’s Association Hospital. The room wasn’t full of dancing teenagers. They were replaced by elderly veterans. Read more...

Concessions sales in Pauley Pavilion have dropped to nearly half of what is typically earned, due to mediocre attendance at men’s basketball games. With the team performing at its worst level since before World War II and with plummeting NCAA tournament hopes, students are filing into Pauley at drastically lower rates and buying less apparel. Read more...