By Sharifah Williams bruin reporter [email protected] UCLA will house a debate on current discussions concerning the Enlightenment on Friday. The 17th and 18th Century Studies Center will be hosting a two-day conference, “The Radical Enlightenment,” bringing international speakers specializing in the subject to campus. Read more...

A recent study conducted by UCLA researchers may disprove conventional knowledge that tells us sticks and stones may break our bones, but words will never hurt us. Read more...

The center for Policy Analysis for California Education released a report earlier this week that found Gov.-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger received the lion’s share of media coverage in the nine-week recall election, during which his support among voters more than doubled. Read more...

Despite the fact the number of minority students in colleges and universities has doubled over the past 20 years, white students still comprise the majority of enrolled students in the country, according to a report released last week by the American Council on Education. Read more...

In the near future Kathy Ku will be walking up the steps to the U.S. Supreme Court on her way to work. A 2003 graduate of the UCLA School of Law, Ku ““ who will be clerking for the Supreme Court starting July 2004 ““ has been able to take advantage of many opportunities as a result of her hard work and tenacity. Read more...

A general representative of the undergraduate student government announced his split with the Students United for Reform and Equality slate Tuesday. Josh Lawson, one of three general representatives of the Undergraduate Students Association Council will cut his ties with the S.U.R.E. Read more...