The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies program will host its fifth annual QGRAD Conference on Saturday, which allows graduate students to present essays they have written on gender issues and sexual orientation. Read more...

Her daily schedule includes computer programming and upper division psychology classes, volunteering with the Chicanos for Community Medicine, and preparing for the MCAT. But third-year psychology student Elizabeth Barrera somehow also finds the time to intern at a local high school. Read more...

More than three dozen college presidents and chancellors are set to make more than $500,000 this year. Though University of California President Robert Dynes and UC Berkeley Chancellor Robert Berdahl are on the list, the UC continues to lag significantly behind comparable schools in executive pay packages. Read more...

The Graduate Student Association discussed ways to improve graduate student life by advocating for a more social environment and a more affordable education, at their monthly forum Wednesday in the Kerckhoff Grand Salon. Read more...

In an effort to remove a popular eatery on campus, some student activists are pushing the Associated Students of UCLA to support labor rights by terminating its contract with Taco Bell. Read more...

Eight months ago, thousands of students at UCLA and around the country staged dramatic rallies, protesting an American-led war in Iraq before a single shot had been fired. Read more...

Movies have long taught us what to fear. I personally have been scared to death of great white sharks ever since that suspenseful movie “Mary Poppins.” However, the opening of “The Matrix: Revolutions” last week, along with the DVD release of “Terminator 3,” have brought a very critical question back into discussion. Read more...