If you have yet to visit Israel, let us assure you that there is more to it than newspaper images and headlines may have you believe. Read more...

Imagine: It's 2059. You're in the Guiyu of Guangdong Province, China, strolling the streets. Read more...

The Food and Drug Administration announced it would approve U.S. District Judge Edward R. Korman's order to lift a 2006 decision to restrict the sale of Plan B, the emergency contraception method, to women 18 and older. Read more...

If you have never committed a crime or done anything that might be considered dangerous, you may still be considered a threat to national security. That is, if you are a Republican. Read more...

In Wednesday's Daily Bruin review of undergraduate student government council member platforms ("USAC campaign promises evaluated," News, April 22), the editors decided to assign graphical elements to the executive offices to simplify an entire year's work into a three-color category. Read more...

Modifying the Foundations of Society and Culture General Education requirement to include a new diversity requirement is a praiseworthy effort to compel students to think from different perspectives. Read more...

A casual jaunt along Bruin Walk is all it takes for any student to realize how dedicated our student body is to social justice causes. That's why it was no surprise to hear that, after urging from the student body, the Associated Students UCLA decided not to renew its contract with Russell Athletic due to accusations of unfair labor practices. Read more...