By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Senior Staff The terrorist attacks that struck the nation Sept. 11 have changed many things in American society, including education. While UCLA has already launched a series of seminars focusing on the issues related to these events, many professors have started to incorporate them into their classes. Read more...

By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff Plans to institute a program designed to increase the number of minority students in the University of California have been put on hold until next year due to lack of funds. Read more...

COURTNEY STEWART/Daily Bruin Fifth-year political science student Duke Cooke selects apples at the Ralph’s Fresh Fare in Westwood on Sept. 19. By Marjorie Hernandez Daily Bruin Reporter Brightly colored “grand opening” banners are quickly becoming familiar fixtures in Westwood Village, signaling new stores and development deals designed to revitalize the residential and college hub. Read more...

RACIAL DIVERSITY AT UCLA SCHOOL OF LAW The number of African Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans at the UCLA School of Law remains low following Proposition 209. Read more...

  Photo courtesy of Kyle Hartman Kyle Hartman (left) and a friend pose for a picture. Hartman is a Naval ROTC student in UCLA’s program. By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Senior Staff While most of the nation is only speculating the possibility of going to war after the Sept. Read more...

By Arj Arjunan Daily Bruin Reporter After spending the summer going through the state assembly and senate, a bill designed to help keep students out of credit card debt was signed by Gov. Read more...

  Photo courtesy of Jennifer Reichert Cambridge University students sit by the River Cam while watching the punters. The river is a popular evening hangout spot for students. Read more...