By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff Beginning next week, Bruins will have a chance to evaluate their undergraduate experience in a UC-wide effort that is the first of its kind ““ and they can score some major cash in the process. Read more...

  ROSETTE GONZALES Psychology student Katya Douzjian and other protesters walk through Westwood calling for the Turkish recognition of the Armenian genocide. By Rosette Gonzales Daily Bruin Contributor Today, Armenians at UCLA and around the world are unified in the solemn commemoration of the Armenian genocide. Read more...

By Anna Luisa G. Paningbatan Daily Bruin Contributor Over 50 students gathered in Meyerhoff Park Tuesday to support the continuation of the BruinGo! program, which allows students to ride the Big Blue Bus for free with a swipe of their Bruin Card. Read more...

  JONATHAN YOUNG History professor Gabi Piterberg, outspoken about his opposition to the Israeli government, says he’s ashamed to be an Israeli citizen. By Kelly Rayburn Daily Bruin Senior Staff On the door of an office on the fifth floor of Bunche Hall is a poster of four or five Israeli officials dragging a young Palestinian through the streets with the caption “End the Occupation.” Behind that door works a man who was born into a Jewish family, served more than four years in the Israeli army and now says he is ashamed to call himself an Israeli citizen. Read more...

Device guides vehicles, battles With an increasing number of unmanned vehicles taking up positions on the modern battlefield, UCLA researchers are designing a portable, rapidly deployable network that will allow these robotic agents to communicate. Read more...

By Jenny Blake Daily Bruin Contributor The Armenian Genocide is a foggy patch of world history that most students know nothing about. But for those linked by family and culture, whether Turkish or Armenian, this week’s events signify an unsettled part of their political history. Read more...