A 17-year-old struggle inched one step closer to a resolution early this quarter when the Academic Senate made a commitment to implementing a diversity requirement in fall 2005. Read more...

In light of recent fee increases, students may find the Cal Grant program, a traditional source of financial aid, not as dependable in the future as it was in the past, say budget analysts. Read more...

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Hovannisian wrong about Moore Garin Hovannisian’s column on Michael Moore, “Lauded filmmaker spreads lies, deceit” (May 25), was so silly I almost forgot to be offended by the blatant insults and name calling he was shouting out. Read more...

After rounding up the roommates (that’s at least half the battle), it’s time to find an address. Better grab an aspirin, or something stronger, because those early Saturday morning walk-throughs ““ in Palms or Culver City, no less ““ are enough to induce apartment-huntingitis. Read more...

Dan Brown wrote on the first page of his fictional novel that all of the descriptions of art, architecture, documents and secret rituals in his book were true. Read more...

As the undergraduate student government elections draw to a close at UCLA, a resolution is far from being established at its fellow flagship campus, UC Berkeley. Read more...