An effort to improve conditions for campus bicyclists appears to be stalled. Transportation Services started the project, formally known as the Bicycle Improvement Effort, last year. Read more...

Do you think big, political rallies on campus help foster debate or divide people? Erik Hurtado Third-year, political science “They divide people. I think the division between the Bruin Republicans and MEChA going on right now is sad. Read more...

Under God.” These two words are responsible for hours of television punditry, pages of newspaper debate and, well, God knows how many dinner table conversations about the United States’ founding fathers’ intent regarding religion’s role in the public sphere. Read more...

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For the first time in its modern history, the University of California will not enroll all high school graduates who meet eligibility criteria. But John Moores seems unconcerned about the unprecedented enrollment restrictions; the UC Board of Regents chairman’s priorities lie elsewhere. Read more...

Arianna Huffington, a nationally syndicated columnist and author of 10 books, spoke on campus Tuesday about the state of California politics, the uneasy relationship of political parties, and her ideas for reforming the American political scene. Read more...

Elizabeth Brooks, whose Butterfly Bakery closed in February, died March 26 at the UCLA Medical Center of a brain hemorrhage or possible stroke she had suffered three days earlier. Read more...