Business is back. After another slow summer, many Westwood Village restaurants and bars are gearing up for another busy year. The catalyst for the businesses: thousands of UCLA students have flooded back into the Village. Read more...

Recall is probably a word Gov. Gray Davis has grown tired of. But come Oct. 7, it may be a matter of what voters recall that determines whether he keeps his job. Read more...

Characterizing the upcoming recall election as a “stark choice” between defeating the recall election and witnessing Arnold Schwarzenegger becoming governor, Arianna Huffington urged students and members of the UCLA community on Thursday to vote against the recall. Read more...

Class will be dismissed for hundreds of students today as many teaching assistants, readers and tutors throughout the University of California participate in a one-day strike against what they call unfair labor practices. Read more...

Last year, Annie Kong’s room in Hedrick Hall was so cramped with three beds and three desks that her roommate had to climb on top of her own desk to reach her bed. Read more...

SINGAPORE “”mdash; So here I am, your friendly neighborhood columnist, sick and stranded in the Far East as classes are beginning. Oh well, I figure I can use the opportunity to offer some cross-cultural commentary. Read more...

Last year, the publishing industry dealt a serious blow to college students across the United States with a copyright lawsuit against small companies that print course readers. Read more...