Within weeks, the United States may be at war with Iraq. As tensions have mounted between Washington and Baghdad, millions have protested against military action, while millions of others support President Bush. Read more...

A parent training program with the potential to cut $2 million in annual Medicaid costs will expand to a national scale after being greenlighted by an Anderson School study. Read more...

Pizzas hot from a state-of-the-art brick oven and dishes served fresh from a new pasta machine are just some of the new features the renovated Covel will offer students living in the residential halls next year. Read more...

Fiery protests, crowded sit-ins and massive demonstrations characterized college campuses during the Vietnam era. It may be too soon to tell whether such images will one day also define the Iraq anti-war movement. Read more...

Ghaith Mahmood had a childhood not unlike that of a typical middle-income American. He lived in a modernized city with cars and shopping malls. There was always plenty of food to eat, and he remembers wiling away the hours playing computer games. Read more...

Students and activists packed a mock courtroom in the UCLA School of Law Tuesday to fight for the future of affirmative acton nationwide. A group of law students filed a brief with the Supreme Court, showing their support for the University of Michigan’s admissions policies, and speakers discussed the problems that a lack of diversity has caused on campus. Read more...

The Interfraternity and Panhellenic Council will sponsor an All-Greek and campus educational program on the effects of alcohol and drug consumption, featuring former NCAA athlete and football coach Mike Green, today in Royce Hall. Read more...