Sunday, November 15

Triple troubles tumble

Last year, Annie Kong’s room in Hedrick Hall was so cramped with three beds and three desks that her roommate had to climb on top of her own desk to reach her bed. Read more...



A closer look: Atkinson leaves his mark on standardized testing

University of California President Richard Atkinson will be leaving office today, two years after catalyzing nationwide changes in standardized college entrance examinations. As a result of Atkinson’s recommendations, in 2005, students across the country will begin taking a drastically revamped version of the SAT. Read more...



A closer look: A legacy of reform

An eight-year era is ending. Richard Atkinson, the 17th president of the University of California and one of the most powerful figures in public education, is retiring today into a bright but overshadowed legacy. Read more...



Ashe Center to charge for services

Starting Monday, the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center will start charging clinic fees for services that were previously free to students without the university’s Student Health Insurance Plan. Read more...