She doesn’t know where her brother is; she won’t see him until April next year, but she nevertheless supports him like a loving sister. First-year biochemistry student Therese Cresalia is just one of many UCLA students who has family and friends who are serving their country thousands of miles away. Read more...

Nov. 6, when three federal courts blocked the ban on “partial-birth” abortions, the problems associated with tampering with human life in its earliest stage became the order of the day. Read more...

American veterans have opinions that vary just as much as the general population when talking about whether U.S. soldiers should return home from Iraq for their safety and when discussing Operation Iraqi Freedom in general.  Most veterans, like most Americans, seem to think U.S. Read more...

For those of us who read George Orwell’s utopian nightmare “1984” in euphoria, Week 6 at UCLA was a grand display. The campus brimmed with animated student activists who sought to enlist the support of their peers in a radical movement toward totalitarianism. Read more...

Financial aid is a crucial part of the national college education equation, serving as an investment in the future by allowing students from all backgrounds to attend even the most expensive and prestigious universities. Read more...

They haven’t been certified to practice law yet, but UCLA law students gave oral arguments in front of a panel of lawyers and judges on Saturday. Read more...

National security concerns have made it harder for international students to obtain student visas, resulting in a decline in the growth rate of foreign student enrollment. Read more...