A decision to change the political science policies to restrict priority and first-pass enrollment to students and pre-major students was passed and then revoked all before the first day of fall priority enrollment ended, according to the political science department.

On Bruin Walk in the middle of the day, one cannot miss the dozens of student groups advertising for their clubs.

Michael Gallin, a third-year international development studies student, is already feeling the burden of his student loan debts.

Dates and locations of terrorist attacks that occurred in the last 20 years scroll across the screen during a documentary showing at UCLA on Tuesday, in which experts on terrorism attempt to offer their personal definition of the term.

Chinese New Year falls on Feb. 18, but the Chinese Students Association, Taiwanese American Union and Association of Chinese Americans celebrated early this year with their first-ever Lunar New Year festival.

Students for Justice in Palestine hosted a roundtable discussion
Wednesday about a documentary on Islamic radicalism shown recently
at a Students for Peace and Justice event.

After working with the issue of youth violence in Bosnia and Kosovo, Jorja Leap was inspired to come back to her hometown of Los Angeles and work on problems of youth violence in her own region.

Kasey Topp only received a spoonful of rice for her dinner Wednesday night, a change from her usual nightly meals.
The Social Justice Alliance used Topp, a third-year microbiology, immunology, and molecular genetics student, and about 60 others who attended its hunger banquet as examples of the millions of starving people in the world.

With a new Democratic majority now in control, the House of
Representatives began the 110th Congress by passing all of the
agenda items which had been planned for the first 100 hours,
including an overwhelming vote to lower interest rates on student
loans.

Researchers at Harvard University and Wake Forest University
announced Sunday they have found a new method of harvesting stem
cells that does not require destroying human embryos and could
avoid governmental embryonic stem cell research bans.