Glynn Custred and Luke Massie would probably not agree on anything when it comes to the debate over affirmative action. But they would both agree the highest court is on their side. Read more...

African Student Union members rallied Monday in Bruin Plaza, asserting that though segregation was officially banned 50 years ago in the Brown v. Board of Education decision, it still has yet to be effectively implemented. Read more...

With the runoffs for undergraduate student government elections starting today, the two remaining presidential candidates will compete to gain the support of the voters who did not find them most eligible the first time. Read more...

The remaining undergraduate student government election candidates will have one more opportunity to win over the votes of the student body as runoff elections begin today. Read more...

In South Africa, apartheid caused people to lose their jobs, their homes and sometimes their lives. In the United States, it led to calls for complete separation from South African relations. Read more...

During a ceremony in the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library in the early 1970s, former UCLA student and freedom rider Steve McNichols felt like his journey for civil rights had come full circle. Read more...

Would you feel cheated if someone tapped into your phone line and started making calls on your dime? Of course. Would you feel cheated if someone tapped into your Internet connection and started surfing on your dime? Read more...