The Daily Bruin sat down with Israeli Minister of Knesset Natan Sharansky to ask him about his role in government and the state of the Middle East peace process. Read more...

Evaluating and finding professors is something of an arcane art. There is no single place students can turn to find a comprehensive review of professors and their classes. Read more...

First-year world arts and cultures student Jennifer Zhao knows what she is looking forward to winter quarter after the Gloria Kaufman Hall is completed: She’ll have “an extra 10 minutes of sleep in place of walking.” For others in the department, the new facility in Wilson Plaza will build a sense of community, both within the department and with the larger UCLA campus. Read more...

After the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, homeland security has become a top priority for both local and national governments. In order to communicate new methods and information to local governments throughout Southern California, the UCLA School of Public Affairs and the Southern California Association of Governments held a Homeland Security Conference on Tuesday at Covel Commons. Read more...

It’s a clandestine rumor that is whispered in the stacks of Powell Library or passed around the table at a study session in Covel Commons. “My friend Juana knows this guy who pretended he had ADHD, and he got 60 extra hours to take the MCAT. Read more...

As students trickle into Room 11 at Corinne A. Seeds University Elementary School, their faces light up. They are starting their day at a unique school, though an unassuming onlooker might not know it. Read more...