In a rare campus teach-in given by supporters of the war with Iraq, three prominent political figures discussed Wednesday night the reasons behind the conflict and the implications of the aftermath. Read more...

A lawsuit brought to the Supreme Court regarding the usage of affirmative action policies at the University of Michigan once again sparked debate on the controversial subject. Read more...

UCLA’s College of Letters & Science has found a new leader to oversee the biggest academic division in the University of California system. Judith Smith, head of undergraduate programs, was appointed interim executive dean of the College. Read more...

Editorial uninformed While I commend the editorial board for voicing its support for the troops fighting in Iraq, I find its reasons for protesting the war uninformed and the nature of its editorial misleading. Read more...

Andrew LaFlamme, financial supports commissioner for the Undergraduate Students Association Council, has decided to disassociate himself with the Students United for Reform and Equality slate. He believes he can better represent the interests of students without S.U.R.E. Read more...

Culminating a three-part college tour of the country, Americans for Victory Over Terrorism will be holding a pro-war teach-in at the Ackerman Grand Ballroom tonight at 6 p.m. Read more...

This spring, graduate students can add to their research and teaching duties with the opportunity to serve their peers on student government. The Graduate Student Association will be holding the online election for next year’s officers April 16-22. Read more...