Has the alleged sale of bodies and body parts by UCLA employees affected your outlook on the integrity of the medical center? Katie Sarkarati First-year, undeclared “The (alleged) fact that somebody at the (medical center) violated the trust of the donors, that’s definitely something to worry about.” Matt Guibert Third-year, cognitive science “Not really. Read more...

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MEChA de UCLA would be crazy to debate on KABC radio (“Bruin Republicans wants debate,” March 9). Being the home of Bill O’Reilly, Sean Hannity and Larry Elder, KABC is hardly an impartial venue. Read more...

After many years of formation and development, the conservative movement on college campuses has gathered momentum. What once was considered a radical faction on campus is now an actual contender in academia’s political milieu. Read more...

The Daily Bruin sat down with Academic Senate officer Tom Minor and Sophia Kozak, the Undergraduate Student Association Council Academic Affairs Commissioner to talk about the progress of the campus diversity requirement. Read more...

When I was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer in September 2003, my world fell apart. Faced with mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiation, my existence blurred unrecognizable. Read more...

Working with professors, administrators and peers for the past four years has given me a strong voice as an advocate for the UCLA community. When a vacancy opened up for a general representative on the Undergraduate Students Association Council, I felt the position would give me a chance to address current issues at UCLA. Read more...