As a style of music, jazz has always adapted to differing environments in a chameleon-esque way, with its influence permeating many genres. It should come as little surprise, then, that RoboCop and Dr. Read more...

The letters just keep coming. They span the gamut of emotions: outrage, sympathy, support, indignation. There are hundreds of them. More than a week after controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad appeared in the campus newspaper at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the Daily Illini’s inboxes are still flooded with mail from readers supporting or condemning the decision to run the drawings. Read more...

Efforts to bring kosher and halal food to the dining halls has intensified in recent weeks as student leaders and administrators have begun to work together to devise a feasible plan to cater to the dietary needs of Muslim and Jewish students. Read more...

Behind the double doors, the moraler group that was waiting to burst into the dance room at 3 a.m. appeared to bubble with excitement as it waited for its turn to flood Ackerman Grand Ballroom. Read more...

For 700 dancers, Saturday morning signified the beginning of a weekend-long commitment to a good cause. But for fourth-year economics student Jessica Tsuei, it also signified the end of a long commitment that began many weekends before. Read more...

It took just three hours until Anna Lindel almost broke the cardinal rule of UCLA Dance Marathon. “Anna, are you sitting?” asked one of her sorority sisters. Read more...

The days of performing open-heart surgery to replace defective heart valves may soon be coming to a close, thanks to the ongoing development of a transcatheter collapsible heart valve by UCLA researchers. Read more...