For hip-hop lovers, Wednesday night might go down as one of the more memorable times of their college days: a free show featuring Talib Kweli, considered by many an icon of the culture. Read more...

Often the only access underprivileged communities have to legal aid are public interest lawyers, who forgo the lucrative salaries of the corporate world to effect legal and policy changes. Read more...

Lobbyists now required to register in Los Angeles A new law requires the city’s 165 registered lobbyists to identify themselves and their clients when communicating with neighborhood groups. Read more...

Haggie Mazler is helping the disabled by doing something most able-bodied people don’t ““ biking across the nation. The second-year economics student is spending over two months on two wheels this summer, biking 3,900 miles from San Francisco to Charleston, S.C., in an effort to raise money and help educate people about the disabled. Read more...

Health system unprepared for bio attack A think-tank study has concluded that California’s local health systems are not adequately prepared for bioterrorism attacks and major disease outbreaks. Read more...

All students are welcome to participate in a townhall meeting on Friday where Chancellor Albert Carnesale will be present and a variety of issues ranging from budget cuts to admissions will be addressed. Read more...

How much would you be willing to pay for a scalped graduation ticket? Angie Holdeman The Anderson School at UCLA, staff “If you are a student and you are poor, you might be willing to. Read more...