The Veritas Forum gathered students, professors and scholars on Monday, beginning a weeklong educational exploration of the relationship between science, history and Christianity. The academic-based forum will gather physicists, philosophers, musicians, doctors and students from UCLA and all over the country to critically examine scientific theory and religious inquiry. Read more...

The undergraduate student government’s election season officially kicked off Tuesday night when all candidates convened for the first time at an orientation meeting to become better acquainted with election procedures. Read more...

The mixed support and condemnation that erupted this past week when 180 professors made their personal opinions on the war widely known to the public mirrors the wide range of feelings about whether professors should express their political opinions inside the classroom. Read more...

Angela Davis is a political activist, a member of the Communist Party, a former vice presidential candidate, and the third woman in history to appear on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s 10 Most Wanted list. Read more...

The very mention of the word makes many professors shudder, but politics, especially on UCLA’s largely liberal campus, continues to be one of the most controversial topics professors and students deal with. Read more...

Drinking on college campuses is a serious problem. Certain occasions are worthy of a few drinks, but when a person can’t be involved in a normal conversation, or seems to think doing his personal variation of the “monkey dance” is the most attractive thing in the world, the drinking has gone too far. Read more...

UCLA workers and students stood in a circle together, holding flowers and chanting “Si se puede (Yes, you can)!” The group of people were part of the Vigil for Justice in support of non-student workers who want to be hired by UCLA directly, rather than through subcontractors. Read more...