Bruin’s irresponsibility inflames stereotypes The story in the Daily Bruin sports section on April 13 titled “Fighting an image” contains a glaring flaw concerning U.S. women’s soccer player Cat Reddick. Read more...

In the past few years there have been many cases of pharmacists refusing to fill prescriptions for emergency contraception, or “the morning-after pill,” due to their personal, moral or religious beliefs. Read more...

That old cell phone of yours is not going to decompose in your desk drawer, closet or (enter where you’ve hidden it here). Neither is that TV that’s magically no longer your problem once you set it outside your apartment. Read more...

Michael Oren, author of “Six Days of War,” an account of the 1967 war in Israel, spoke on campus last week. The Daily Bruin sat down with him to discuss the details of his book. Read more...

This past Tuesday, white smoke rose over the Sistine Chapel in Rome. Since that moment, a new pope has presided over the more than 1 billion members of the Catholic Church. Read more...

At an appearance at Harvard University, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was approached by a student who attacked Zionism. Dr. King’s response? “When people criticize Zionists, they mean Jews. Read more...

With the student election fast approaching, I’d like to focus on the Promoting Understanding and Learning through Service and Education Referendum ““ a significant part of the ballot for me, of which many are probably unaware. Read more...