Young human rights activists from four corners of the globe will be honored on campus today. The activists, from Russia, Mexico, Liberia and Burma, will be given Reebok’s Human Rights Award. Read more...

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Elections shouldn’t invade dorms It’s Undergraduate Students Association Council election time, and Bruin Walk is cluttered with pamphlet-passers. After a long day on campus spent avoiding them, I like to go back to my room on the Hill and not be bothered. Read more...

In the 1960s and ’70s, college campuses were loci of political protests that often grew to be riots. Images of police in riot gear, quelling student demonstrators with stinging clouds of tear gas have seared the Civil Rights Movement and Vietnam protests into history’s collective memory as a volatile, and often dangerous, era of student protest. Read more...

A swastika with a slash through it was painted onto the front of the Jewish co-op on Landfair Avenue on Tuesday. The swastika was scrawled onto the front wall of the co-op sometime between 11:00 a.m. Read more...

Benjamin Franklin never ran for Undergraduate Students Association Council president, but that never stopped candidates from looking to his flat, green face for help. With the primary election for USAC in the books, candidates were required to release their expenditures for campaign spending. Read more...

As the Class of 2005 nears that walk to the podium to receive their diplomas, they have been encouraged to participate in a UCLA tradition ““ donating toward a senior class gift. Read more...