At the end of a successful week of demonstrating peacefully, spreading awareness and listening to some of the most esteemed professors in Los Angeles speak, Students for Justice in Palestine held its keynote seminar on Thursday on the inequality and injustice taking place in Israel. Read more...

I'm tired. I'm tired because after being a Bruin for four years I am still only able to talk about my passion for Israel with extreme political nuance and trepidation while on my tippy-toes, and the word Zionist has all but disappeared from my vocabulary. Read more...

This week, as Palestine Awareness Week takes place at UCLA, the pro-Israel community braces for sound bites, such as "apartheid state" and "occupation." Meanwhile, campus organizations hope for the publicity and exposure they believe such an issue truly deserves. What's more important, however, is not what they're saying but how they're saying it. Read more...

On Feb. 9, UCLA Chancellor Gene Block wrote a piece in the Daily Bruin stating that the sale of the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden is in the university's best interests. The organizations and the family of Hannah Carter who have formed the Coalition to Save the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden respectfully submit that other options are possible, and, indeed, preferable. Read more...

I know that this men's basketball season, with Pauley Pavilion under construction, has made it more difficult than in past years for students to attend home games. Read more...

I am writing in opposition to the removal of art and the pending sale of the former Hannah Carter Japanese Garden, just one mile from our campus. These gardens are a priceless work of art, containing site-specific installations of sculptures, structures and plant material. Read more...