By Noah Grand Daily Bruin Contributor Federal financial aid has been cut for about 500 students in UCLA Extension courses that failed to meet certain U.S. Read more...

By Scott B. Wong Daily Bruin Staff Ten UCLA Environmental Coalition members joined students from 58 other universities in the United States and England for a 24-hour fast Tuesday, protesting U.S. Read more...

  Photos by MICHAEL JENNINGS African Student Union President Karren Lane discusses planning protests against SP-1 and 2 during a "Unity Meeting" of the Affirmative Action Coalition Monday night. Read more...

Research shed light on energy crisis Researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have developed a new table lamp designed to save energy while increasing visibility. “Widespread use of this lighting system in offices and homes could greatly reduce the current power problems we have in California while increasing the quality of the lighting environment,” said Michael Siminovitch, a scientist in the lab’s environmental energy technologies division. Read more...

  BRIDGET O’BRIEN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Steven Arditti, legislative liason for the University of California, encourages UC alumni to lobby for state funding. By Kelly Rayburn Daily Bruin Reporter SACRAMENTO “”mdash; University of California advocates from all nine campuses were asked on Monday to request funds to help the university fulfill its obligations to the state. Read more...

  MIKE CHIEN Los Angeles mayoral candidate Xavier Becerra speaks with voters at the Westside Pavilion in Westwood Monday evening. By Laurie Zabala Daily Bruin Contributor Congressman and mayor-hopeful Xavier Becerra came out to address the concerns of Los Angeles residents, including UCLA students, Monday night at the Westside Pavilion in Westwood. Read more...

By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Staff On Earth, new land is formed by volcanoes spewing deadly molten lava onto the surface, but in other areas of the solar system, this lava is made of liquid water ““ warm enough for humans to touch. Read more...