The 11th session in a series of conferences on Armenian culture took place this past weekend on campus, enlightening both students and members of the surrounding community to the little-known history of the city of Smyrna. Read more...

Arthur Ashe Center officials are trying to contact every female student taking Lunelle, a contraceptive injected monthly, so they can arrange for them to take another method of birth control. Read more...

Los Angeles County may close two hospitals where UCLA runs teaching and research programs if voters don’t bail out the county’s trauma centers with a multi-million dollar ballot measure Tuesday. Read more...

Undergraduates made a positive case for online voting last week when they approved a fee referendum that injects a fiscal shot in the arm of their student government. Read more...

As election day approaches, I am reminded that the voters are ultimately responsible for putting the worst of the worst in office. One of the causes for this is our blind party politics that cause us to vote with ignorance instead of what we truly believe. Read more...

Artwork has more than shock value Thank you for a generally wonderful article on the F.O.B. MultiArt Show. However, as curator of the exhibition, I need to clarify a few things in your article regarding the following paragraph: “…the artists often use shock value to prove a point. Read more...

Be prepared when you meet one of the handful of black men who entered UCLA this fall based on academics alone. Take pictures, call your friends, and write in your journal because you’ve seen an endangered species in higher education: a black male student. Read more...