In an unexpected reversal of fortune, the Associated Students of UCLA is projecting a net income of several hundred thousand dollars after previously budgeting a loss for the current fiscal year. Read more...

A week after being selected as the new leader for the largest public research university system in the world, it’s back to business as usual for Robert Dynes. Read more...

In a volatile political climate, many politicians believe that their stance on the environment can make the difference between garnering votes or being left behind. This Thursday, then, the California League of Conservation Voters and the unaffiliated League of Conservation Voters will jointly sponsor a Democratic presidential candidate forum on environmental issues. Read more...

If the Recording Industry Association of America and Sen. Orrin Hatch get their way, the day may soon come when a court clerk can give your name to the RIAA, and within hours your computer will be attacked, leaving you with a non-functional hulk. Read more...

Recently on The John Walsh Show, Walsh introduced his white supremacist guests, explaining they preferred to be identified as “racialists” not “racists.” Walsh maintained an aura of tolerance for his guests, but was also able to express his ambivalence to the term ““ call them what you will, it doesn’t change what they are. Read more...

Neurology dept. ranks No. 1 in national funding The department of neurology received $23.4 million in research grants in 2002 from the National Institutes of Health, ranking No. Read more...