It all comes down to what the goals of the state are,” Will Doyle, a senior policy analyst at the National Center for Public Policy told the Daily Bruin about higher education funding. Read more...

Their demands seem simple: accessibility, accountability and quality. But with the statewide budget crisis and lack of access to their governing board, University of California students may find themselves hard pressed to have their concerns heard. Read more...

As the countdown to the next presidential election continues, Democratic candidates have begun to release their policies on higher education, aiming at reducing the tuition and increasing the number of students who attend college. Read more...

The University of California reached an agreement Monday with the UC librarians’ union, leaving both sides of the negotiation table satisfied with the results. The new contract was agreed upon by the UC and the American Federation of Teachers on Nov. Read more...

Students choosing their classes for winter quarter may notice a few changes in the schedule from last quarter. Specifically, new seminar and tutorial courses have been added, and the numbering of all seminar and tutorial courses will be uniform across departments. Read more...

While some major ethnic study programs continue to work on departmentalization, other programs on campus are working to expand on a smaller scale, and educate the campus about cultural issues on a more global level. Read more...

Science, international policy and law bumped heads Tuesday night at the UCLA School of Law as a group of panelists debated issues related to genetically modified foods. Read more...