As students get back into the swing of things for their spring quarter classes, a battle over the heart and soul of the future of the University of California is taking place in Sacramento right now. Read more...

In an attempt to promote understanding of day-to-day life in Israel, three Israeli youths are speaking on campus today about their experiences living in the country and serving in the Israeli army. Read more...

Iraq ambassador named: President Bush named John Negroponte, the United States’ top diplomat at the United Nations, as the U.S. ambassador to Iraq on Monday and asserted that Iraq “˜”˜will be free and democratic and peaceful.” Bush announced the nomination in an Oval Office ceremony. Read more...

Only two candidates running in the upcoming Graduate Student Association election have significant experience with GSA affairs. Hardly any of the candidates have articulated clear goals or specific proposals. Read more...

In order to preserve academic freedom, the California state senate must reject a Republican-backed bill designed to eliminate perceived biases in higher education. The bill, based largely on conservative activist David Horowitz’s Academic Bill of Rights, would attempt to keep faculty members from being hired or fired because of their politics. Read more...