To say that the U.S. invasion of Iraq has been controversial is an understatement at best. The premises, events and impacts of the war are, and perhaps will forever be, hotly contested. Read more...

Fighting terrorism is hard, but fighting the Big Brother bureaucrats in Washington is even harder. Read more...

This is in response to Tristan Reed's column "Put a lid on bad campus coffee" (Viewpoint, Jan. 18). As an employee at a coffeehouse on campus at UCLA, I find the article to be haughty and completely contradictory to the attitudes of our customers. First off, our customers do not leave immediately, as you claim. Read more...

They say you can't tell a book by its cover, but what can you tell about a university by its recreation center? Read more...

For those residents of Los Angeles who seem to spend more time in their cars than they do anywhere else, there is refreshing news from the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority that alternate means of mass public transportation may be in the works. Read more...

As it stands, when BruinAlert runs its test this Thursday, 69 percent of the student body will miss out on the text message component of the system UCLA has implemented to inform students of emergencies that require immediate notification. Read more...

Although I'd been fooled by the glossy pictures and smiling faces on UCLA's housing Web site as a freshman, this year, I thought I had lucked out in the housing gamble. Read more...