The Class of 2010 may live in a world of cheaper textbooks, higher tuition and forced volunteerism. That is, if Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger implements some of the 1,200-plus recommendations released by the California Performance Review. Read more...

The ups and downs of the college admissions process usually cease in May when prosepctive students send in letters of intent. But this year there were arguably a few more bumps along the way for many University of California hopefuls. Read more...

Remember when Hillary Clinton got a haircut? It really shouldn’t have been a big deal ““ but to some Americans, it was. And remember when Teresa Heinz Kerry, also known for her outspoken persona, told a Pittsburgh reported to “shove it,” and a scandal soon followed? Read more...

Four more employees suspected of being involved in the security incident that shut down the Los Alamos National Laboratory were placed on investigatory leave last week, bringing the total number of employees on leave up to 23. Read more...

The California Performance Review, a commission appointed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to review the efficiency of the state government, called for several major changes to the state’s higher education system when it released its final report last week. Read more...

Upon the completion of two new residence halls and the arrival of 2,000 more students on the Hill, the demand for recreational facilities for dorm residents will increase and continue to do so in upcoming years. Read more...