A concert in Los Angeles tonight will fund preventative measures against HIV infection by donating its proceeds to the UCLA AIDS Institute. The organization called “MUSICaids … life thru music” will be featuring its “Songs for a New Resolution” concert to support the UCLA AIDS Institute’s research. Read more...

The parking lot of a one-time train station became the scene of an event Friday night that was half upscale political affair, half rock concert. The soiree teamed major league Democratic leaders such as New York Sen. Read more...

The Muslim holy month of Ramadan started Friday as students prepared for a month of prayer and fasting together with others on campus. Ramadan, the ninth month of the Muslim lunar calendar, involves fasting without food or water from the break of dawn until the sun sets below the horizon and praying several times a day. Read more...

Voting, as we are so often told, is a vital and divine right in a democracy. But registering to vote is often a frustrating experience. And once you are registered, you have to find your polling place or use the arcane absentee voting process. Read more...

After three years of being spread out around campus, students and faculty in the physics and astronomy department finally have a place to call their own. Read more...

Eighteen years, 13 volumes and 5,343 pages later, the “Repertorium Columbianum,” the biggest compilation of Christopher Columbus-related texts in English, has been completed. “This is the most important editorial, historical project in the last century. Read more...

After leaving her “Introduction to LGBT Studies” class Thursday, Celisse Romero, a third-year political science and anthropology student, said she was learning a lot about herself and her history. Read more...