The unfavorable weather conditions last year that forced the cancellation of the bonfire at the Beat ‘SC Parade may also affect this year’s parade.

Students looking into studying abroad face many different programs and enrollment options, but their choices can lead to thousands of dollars in price difference.

Eleven years after the passage of Proposition 209, students gathered on Monday to hear a panel present divergent perspectives on affirmative action.

The passage of Proposition 209 led to a decline in the number of underrepresented minority students and faculty in the University of California, according to speakers at a symposium focused on the effects of the proposition held last Friday.

Scholars from all over the country are set to convene at UCLA this weekend to discuss and present works about queer life, literature, film, politics and more.

Josh Chang willingly lives in a two-bedroom apartment with four other people to bring down his share of the rent

Actress Natalie Portman said when she first visited Uganda in 2004, she was most moved by an impoverished woman who went from living in the slums to opening a restaurant and sending all eight of her children to school ““ all because of tiny loans.

Two weeks ago, both the California Senate and California Assembly passed the Senate Concurrent Resolution 52, calling for the University of California to give workers shared governance of the UC’s pension plan.

One of Erin Cavanaugh’s students at her Project Literary volunteer sites brings her his report card every week to show the progress he and Erin have made in their weekly tutoring sessions.

Peter Singer, a renowned and controversial ethicist and philosopher, is set to speak on campus today to share his views about global poverty and people’s obligations in solving this issue.