The university is changing, and public sentiment seems to agree: It’s beginning to look a lot like a business. If revenue generation is replacing knowledge expansion as an end goal, it’s time students take it upon themselves to develop their critical thinking skills.

An archery range and a clubhouse on the Hill? Sounds cool enough.

Recent clamor about the Undergraduate Student Council’s lack of funds for the remaining school year makes me realize I should better understand the annual $121.38 Undergraduate Students Association Fee I pay.

The presidential campaigns for 2012 continue with their characteristic ad hominem advertisements, fumbling debates and attacks against the incumbent, and it’s time we take a closer look at who may be our next head honcho.

Not to betray my North Campus alliances, but I find science to be of utmost importance in current times.

America. What comes to mind? Democracy, or colonizers of the world? Freedom, or the global prison capital?

The UCLA–USC Center for Population Health and Health Disparities announced the commencement of its healthy food project last week.

There’s a lot of responsibility I feel when typing this from behind my computer screen.

One of the growing concerns in America is accessibility of, and participation in, political knowledge.