Henry Butler is blind, but that hasn’t stopped him from pursuing photography. He’s even had his pictures exhibited at the Jonathan Ferrara Gallery in his hometown of New Orleans. Read more...

Students applying to law school after graduation may face fewer competitors as law schools nationwide have seen a decline in applicants over the past year. According to the Law School Admissions Council, the total number of law school applicants in the nation decreased by 4.6 percent between 2004 and 2005, the first time in seven years law schools did not see an increase in applicants. Read more...

At some comedy shows, the performances would die without an audience swimming in alcohol. But at “Mortified: Angst Written,” audiences see a show written by people who often were not allowed near a drink. Read more...

As part of Black History Month, the Black Graduate Students Association will be putting on a dramatic lynching re-enactment today in Bruin Plaza, followed by an art display and panel discussion. Read more...

Though the lights of the Mann Village and Bruin movie theaters will continue to vibrantly flash on the corner of Broxton and Weyburn avenues, the static lights of the Mann National Theatre may soon go dim. Read more...

While some members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council have made concrete progress on keeping their campaign promises, others are still in the planning and research stages of their projects, and have only until spring to fulfill the promises they made to students when they were elected. Read more...

By its own choice, this year’s Undergraduate Students Association Council is less political than past councils have been, but not everyone agrees that decreased politicking will make the council more effective. Read more...