By Josh Wolf Daily Bruin Contributor Students who have been convicted of drug crimes become automatically ineligible for federal financial aid under current law, but a bill making its way through the U.S. Read more...

Better infrastructure needed in California People in Los Angeles and the rest of California will live in a degraded environment, experiencing difficulty with simple tasks such as plugging in a computer or commuting to work if state and local governments do not develop the region’s infrastructure to handle the expected doubling of the population in the next 50 years, according to a UCLA study. Read more...

By Timothy Kudo and Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Senior Staff The number of African Americans who intend to register at UCLA next year is the lowest in more than 25 years, according to figures released Tuesday by the University of California. Read more...

Charles Harless By Marion Wise Daily Bruin Contributor Outside his school commitments, Graduate Students Association President-elect Charles Harless likes to relax by visiting amusement parks. “I’m a theme park junkie. Read more...

  CATHERINE JUN/Daily Bruin Derrick Hindery, a Ph.D student in geography, camps in Perloff Quad Tuesday afternoon. By Dexter Gauntlett Daily Bruin Reporter Tents and lawn chairs transformed Perloff Quad into a “pro-education zone” Tuesday, with students demanding tenure for geography Professor Joshua Muldavin. Read more...

  Micah Gell-Redman dries off at the top of Vernal Falls after a hike up the Mist Trail. By Matt Goulding Daily Bruin Reporter I am small. Read more...