The debates about school funding and academic freedom have University of California teachers and lecturers waiting for an opinion from the recently shifting U.S. Supreme Court, according to the California Teachers Association. Read more...

Kent State students did it in May of 1970 when President Richard Nixon authorized the push into Cambodia. UC Berkeley students did it throughout the 1960s for a variety of reasons. Read more...

When two white women were denied admission to the University of Michigan in the mid-1990s, the questions surrounding the use of affirmative action in college admissions was brought to the Supreme Court and came into the national spotlight. Read more...

With scant paper trails behind them, President Bush’s two picks for the Supreme Court have left many unsure which way the pair leans on various issues impacting the nation’s schools. Read more...

It’s a good thing UCLA made the newly redesigned BruinCards a mandatory commodity for the academic year, because new IDs just happen to be the most pressing need of students right now. Read more...

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As if pre-meds did not already have enough to worry about, recent changes to the MCAT have some pre-med students worried about more than just mastering its content. Read more...