How hideous a morning I had to endure as I walked by the chalk-laden buildings of Royce Hall and Powell Library. How fiendish the sight of yellow chalk on the concrete; how heinous the act of vandalism that left blue chalk on my Levi’s after sitting on a formerly non-political bench. Read more...

As graduate students hung out with their friends ““ and drinks ““ at the monthly GradBar in Kerckhoff Grand Salon Wednesday night, many of them wondered why the Associated Students of UCLA have not installed an on-campus pub yet. Read more...

Regardless of who wins in November’s elections, a new person will be representing UCLA in the state Assembly. As a result of re-districting, this year area residents will have a choice between Democrat Herb Wesson, Republican Jonathan Leonard and Libertarian Keith Clemens. Read more...

In a religion as old and vested in tradition as Judaism, change can seem to resemble glacial flow, especially when it comes to something as religiously sensitive as homosexuality. Read more...

“I’m so gay, I can’t think straight.” Phrases like this, scrawled in chalk all around campus, make many students aware of National Coming Out Day. The day commemorates Oct. Read more...

The actions of one fundamental religious group ““ Christians ““ are an appalling testament to the direction America is headed. Merely two days after the horrific terrorist attacks of Sept. Read more...

Current Teach for America corps member and UCLA alumna Jazmine Green said her experience with the program has convinced her she wants to work to address challenges children face for the rest of her life. Read more...