Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller, the director of UCLA Hillel who had taken a voluntarily leave of absence pending an investigation into an alleged assault which occurred in October, returned to work last week. Read more...

As the 2004 presidential race shapes up, President Bush has criticized the presumed Democratic nominee John Kerry of having shifted stances on issues such as the war in Iraq, trade and the Patriot Act. Read more...

Massive budget cuts and an overestimation of how much student fee hikes could save the University of California have sparked a debate among the UC Board of Regents about how the university should adjust to changing times. Read more...

Petty Theft A purse and its contents, worth a total of $250, was stolen from the Wooden Center bag shelves on March 16. A laundry room card, detergent and laundry basket worth a total of $65 was stolen from a laundry room at 3155 Sepulveda Blvd. Read more...

Finals week is here, and the pressure to do well on final exams and papers can push some students over the edge. With the availability of several paper databases and student networking capabilities, the pressure to perform may cause students to look to plagiarism as an option. Read more...

Regents apologize for UCLA body part scandal The UC Board of Regents apologized last week for the emotional pain the Willed Body Program scandal at UCLA caused families of donors and announced the steps they have taken to ensure it will not happen again. Read more...

In most ways, the UCLA experience is defined by a wide variety of choice: Students can select their majors from 121 fields, join any of the hundreds of campus groups and organizations, and choose their friends from a university population that exceeds 25,000 undergraduates. Read more...