By Azadeh Mirbod Daily Bruin Contributor Having a diversity requirement won’t directly affect graduate students, but they work closely with faculty and can influence them to add the requirement to the list of general education classes, Undergraduate Students Association Council members say. Read more...

By Terri Aquino Daily Bruin Contributor After losing the chair and experiencing budgetary problems for the past two years, the international development studies program now faces questions from students in the major. Read more...

By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff As time winds down for students to apply to the University of California for fall 2002 ““ applications must be postmarked by midnight ““ high school seniors are putting final touches to maximize their chances of acceptance following a new admissions policy. Read more...

By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter While many Europeans discuss environmental treaties as moral questions about their lifestyle of consumption, the U.S. government is looking at the same question in terms of dollars and cents, said UCLA law professor Kal Raustiala. Read more...

By Rachel Makabi Daily Bruin Reporter Responding to stress from the state budget crisis and Sept. 11 attacks, the UCLA Staff Assembly presented a program, titled Keeping a Positive Attitude in Times of Uncertainty, to about 40 staff members Thursday. Read more...

  Daily Bruin File Photo Winston Doby By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff The University of California Office of the President announced Wednesday the appointment of Winston Doby, UCLA’s vice chancellor for student affairs, as UC vice president for educational outreach. Read more...

Courtesy of UCR.edu UCR Chancellor Raymond Orbach may work for the DOE. By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Reporter Raymond Orbach, who has served as a UC chancellor longer than anyone else who currently holds the position, said he expects to leave UC Riverside to work with the U.S. Read more...