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Last week, a so-called "Newseum" opened up in Washington, D.C., giving good old print journalism another kick in the direction toward retirement. Read more...

This year's Graduate Students Association elections, which will run from today through next Tuesday, are a fantastic opportunity to turn the tide of the last three years' declining election turnouts. Read more...

Bruin Republicans have learned well the politics of exclusion that operate among conservative Republicans at large; their willingness to place a negative spin on an organization that has consistently provided Latino students with a supportive network is, in a word, shameful. Read more...

Protest against the Olympics is justified I wanted to respond to Kia Makarechi’s column (“Protests won’t bring peace,” April 10). I was disappointed that the only mention of the protests at the Olympic torch relay was critical of the protesters, rather than supportive. Read more...

We've come a long way from stereotyping Asians as Long Duk Dongs, Manchu Fus or yellow-faced Mickey Rooneys. Read more...

Over 100 college presidents and athletic directors should be commended for writing a letter to the NCAA president on Wednesday denouncing the plethora of beer advertisements that dominated the men's basketball tournament. Read more...