A university police officer who shot and wounded a 50-year-old man in Kerckhoff Hall on Sunday night has been placed on paid administrative leave, according to the university. Read more...

During this year’s gubernatorial elections, there will be no voting locations on the UCLA campus. This might come as a shock to returning students who are accustomed to having polls throughout campus. Read more...

Today, many Jewish students on campus will observe Yom Kippur, one of the most important Jewish holidays, by attending services and fasting. Yom Kippur ““ roughly translated to mean the Day of Atonement in English ““ began an hour before sunset Sunday and will end an hour after sunset tonight. Read more...

Sixteen years ago, half a million people marched on Washington D.C. to demand equal rights for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.  This week, Queer Alliance ““ a coalition of LGBT student groups on campus ““ will coordinate the annual National Coming Out Week to commemorate the historic event, which occurred on October 11, 1987, and to attempt to increase visibility of the LGBT community at UCLA. Read more...

Supporters and members of the United Auto Workers union participated in a peaceful but lively one-day strike on Friday, protesting what the union called unfair labor practices committed by the University of California. Read more...

One of the authors of the 1996 initiative banning affirmative action in California’s public agencies says questions surrounding University of California Berkeley’s admissions practices are an example of why people should oppose Proposition 54. Read more...

A record number of Californians have registered to vote in Tuesday’s election to recall Gov. Gray Davis, and although there is historically a poor correlation between increases in voter registration and voter turnout, the California secretary of state’s office is expecting unusually high turnout. Read more...