Fifty-five students sat down in the middle of a New York street in support of striking graduate students at New York University. It would have been a typical day in student activism if two prominent professors had not sat beside them. Read more...

Campaign spending caps became optional for Undergraduate Students Association Council candidates in 2003, but this election marks the first year no slate’s candidates opted to sign on. Read more...

Thembi Ngubane is just one face in a sea of millions in South Africa affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic. But it is her voice that is bringing the realities of the virus’ impact to the United States. Read more...

UCLA scientists have stumbled upon a never-before-seen phenomenon: a double-helix-shaped nebula reminiscent of the structure of a DNA molecule, the genetic material of living organisms. The research is published in the March 16 edition of the journal Nature. Read more...

At the same time as cities across the nation were packed with demonstrators Monday, the northern corner of the UCLA campus mirrored such rallies on a much smaller scale. Read more...

Hundreds of thousands of people crowded the streets of downtown Los Angeles on Monday in support of immigration reform, joining more than a million people who took a day off from work and class to demonstrate nationwide. Read more...

With her sleeping bag in hand and her belongings strapped on her back, Elizabeth Rulon began her six-mile walk on the jammed and congested streets of Santa Monica Boulevard on Saturday evening alongside over 200 other UCLA students. Read more...