By Neal Narahara Daily Bruin Senior Staff Nursing has come a long way since the field was pioneered by Florence Nightingale almost 150 years ago, but those honored at the Nurse Recognition Awards show that the basics remain the same. Read more...

By Linh Tat Daily Bruin Staff After weeks of campaigning and debates surrounding Undergraduate Students Association Council elections, students can finally cast their votes today and Thursday. Read more...

By Kiyoshi Tomono Daily Bruin Contributor A small crowd of students and educators packed a room in Young Hall late Tuesday to hear a lecture about DNA and genes from one of the field’s pioneers. Read more...

By Melody Wang Daily Bruin Contributor While today’s Israeli Independence Day will be marked by celebration, members of the Muslim Student Association say the day is not so liberating. Read more...

By Julie Yoshioka Daily Bruin Contributor With warnings such as “Avoid this professor like the plague” and “Don’t cross his path, you may be accused of anything,” students may think twice about enrolling in some professors’ classes. Read more...

By Laura van Veenendaal Daily Bruin Contributor A protest against the U.S. military presence on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques on Tuesday ended almost cheerfully as people sang and danced while showing their dissatisfaction with the situation on the island. Read more...

By Joy McMasters Daily Bruin Staff The protests which so frequently surround the meetings of international financial institutions demonstrate that at least some think they need reform, and yesterday, the chief economist from the World Bank agreed. Read more...