UCLA study tips balance in HIV debate By Ben Gilmore Ask most students if HIV causes AIDS and one will receive a resounding "yes." Although this point may seem undisputed, there is actually a hot debate among scientists as to whether the HIV virus directly causes AIDS. Read more...

Late phone bills, mistakes plague dorms Project team works to review records, make adjustments By Rashmi Nijagal On-campus residents are quickly discovering that their late phone bills riddled with mistakes are the result of a new program adopted by the UCLA Telecommunications Office. Read more...

Campus vexed by constant rains By Allyssa Lee Endless gray skies accompanied with constant rains are an uncommon sight for Southern Californians, and the UCLA community has found itself unsuited for the relentless cold weather. Read more...

UCLA treatment brings health, hope for kidney cancer victims Successful immunotherapy to expand nationally pending approval of FDA By Ben Gilmore For patients with advanced kidney cancer, options are few and far in between. Read more...

Year of the Boar celebrated CGSA showcases history, arts, food for Chinese New Year celebration By Tatiana Botton During a festival filled with color and sound, the UCLA Chinese community celebrated the Lunar New Year in Ackerman Grand Ballroom Tuesday. Read more...

Rain depresses Bruins, quakes worry few By Allyssa Lee Rainy weather has a greater impact on student anxieties than earthquakes. At least, if UCLA community members are anything to go by. Read more...

Reverend protests misuse of symbols Publication chided for representation of Christian icon By Rashmi Nijagal A UCLA reverend took the student media and government to task Tuesday night for misuse of Christian religious symbols displayed in student publications. Read more...