The Bunche Chair Lecture Series kicked off Thursday night with democracy and human rights advocate Randall Robinson, in celebration of the newly endowed Bunche Chair in International Studies and Black History Month. Read more...

Although UCLA has historically been headed by a white male, national trends suggest an increase in minority and female university chief executives, which may have implications for the replacement of Chancellor Albert Carnesale. Read more...

The suspect arrested in the Dec. 25, 2005, shooting of a Habibi Cafe patron was ordered Tuesday by a Superior Court judge to stand trial. Rafael Martirosyan was ordered to stand trial by L.A. Read more...

Some students recycle by putting bottles and paper in bins. Others use those same bottles as vases filled with flowers or decorations to line the balconies and shelves of their apartments. Read more...

The debut of the revised Graduate Record Examinations General Test, originally slated for Oct. 2006, will be delayed one year, the Educational Testing Service announced Wednesday. Read more...

New office resources for student groups, including mailboxes, lockers and communal office space in Kerckhoff Hall, are in the works but will not be available for use until the student government approves guidelines, which has been postponed several times this quarter. Read more...

Sex. Suicide. Memories and Mexico. Beijing. Why “Nobody Loves an Asian Boy.” These are some topics writers have tackled on Heelpress.com, a year-old online writing circle for college students and alumni. Read more...