America may be slouching ever-closer to another war. But if there has been one lesson learned this past week, it is that pop culture has become the new Communism. Read more...

Over three years after the worst school shooting in U.S. history, students packed Ackerman Grand Ballroom Tuesday night to hear about the life and legacy of one of the victims. Read more...

UCLA’s chapter of a prominent activist student group continues its unique struggles to survive and shake the nickname of “The five-dollar-a-quarter group.” Since 1994, The California Public Interest Research Group has survived by organizing a pledge drive every quarter. Read more...

Waking up in a puddle of drool and realizing that your class ended an hour ago may be a hint that you didn’t get the classes you wanted this quarter. Read more...

Commemorating the 30th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, about 150 demonstrators gathered in front of the Wilshire Federal Building Wednesday evening to send a clear message to President Bush: Don’t overturn the right to choose. Read more...

The director of student programming brought up First Amendment concerns after the undergraduate student government proposed to alter how it registers student groups. Director Berky Nelson expressed concerns about infringing on students’ constitutional free speech rights that might result from changing the process of registering a student group. Read more...

Friends and co-counselors of Tai Phan, the UCLA student who died over winter break, will start the first of what promises to be a regularly occurring event in his honor. Read more...