Classics Professor Andrew Dyck was sentenced to six months in Ventura County Jail on Thursday, concluding an incident dating back nearly a year and half ago. Read more...

A bill providing guidelines for implementations of a textbook rental program in the state’s public colleges passed the California State Assembly on May 20 with bipartisan support. Read more...

No rotten tomatoes have been thrown, but that doesn’t mean everyone is satisfied with the business practices of the restaurant advertised by a hungry chihuahua. Students fasted and handed out fliers Thursday from 8 a.m. Read more...

Your mother, sister and aunts and uncles keep asking you if you have a girlfriend. Don’t you wish you could get them off your back without telling them the truth that you’re single? Read more...

A national coalition to defend affirmative action, known as By Any Means Necessary, is working to overturn Proposition 209 and bring affirmative action back to California. Read more...

Did you vote in the USAC elections, and what issues do you think will be important for next year’s elections? Diana Massaband Third-year, political science “Yeah, I voted because it’s important to be able to get your opinion and get your own views across to people who represent the university. Read more...

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