Amid construction of a UCLA science building, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger awarded a $9-million grant to the UCLA School of Public Health and signed a bill in an effort to improve public health. Read more...

Five years ago, Jennifer Propper was in the car on her way to high school, listening to a local radio station, when she heard the DJ announce that two planes had hit the World Trade Center. Read more...

Students applying for admission to UCLA in the fall may be faced with an entirely new admissions process in which university officials read a student’s entire application rather than scoring individual sections separately. Read more...

A pill, drug or other physical form of medicine is often assumed to be the only effective component, but could be just one of several parts of a successful treatment for depression. Read more...

Iranian extremists have declared it permissible to spill the blood of a UCLA Islamic law professor, claiming he advised President Bush to support Israel’s recent strike against Lebanon and resist a cease-fire with Hezbollah. Read more...

Every year around election season, the Undergraduate Students Association Council projects promises of working together and making progress. But the last two years in a row, one slate or the other has resorted to cheap tactics while whining about slate politics. Read more...

Plan B, also known as the morning-after pill, is on its way to being sold without prescription to women 18 and older. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s decision last Thursday to allow over-the-counter sale of Plan B has spurred opposition from some who say the easier access to the pill will promote unprotected sexual activity, and applause from others who say the new decision could lead to fewer unwanted pregnancies, especially among young women. Read more...