A majority of Americans would prefer more federal funding for education over President Bush’s proposed $550 billion tax cut, according to a recent University of California, Berkeley study. Read more...

Thousands of miles away from the Middle East, few members of the UCLA community have a direct connection with the Iraq conflict. But UCLA alumnus and die-hard Bruin athletics fan Sameer Bakhda does. Read more...

Bake sale misunderstood Because readers could get a false understanding regarding “Affirmative Action Bake Sale, Reloaded,” (News, May 22) let me address some of the quoted comments. Read more...

It may seem the debate on a possible switch to semesters is over, as faculty members voted overwhelmingly to stay on a quarter system. Chancellor Albert Carnesale, however, has made it clear from the beginning that the final decision is an administrative one and that he might not go with the Academic Senate’s recommendation. Read more...

The campus-wide hiring freeze implemented two years ago by Chancellor Albert Carnesale has since had a considerable impact on the working environment for many employees at UCLA. Read more...

After an unlikely relationship between a Rabbi and an Arab man began two years ago, a UCLA class was created to discuss the conflict occurring in their homeland. Read more...

Students commuting through Santa Monica Boulevard may notice a change of scenery on their drive to school in the next few months. The Santa Monica Boulevard Transit Parkway Project is underway, and its construction will affect drivers, businesses and residents alike. Read more...