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Former U.S. Congressman and current UC Regents Professor Henry Waxman is not ready to pull the plug on government, regardless of how negative the political climate and election season have […]
The first two elections in the primary cycle are complete, yet the lid remains open on one controversial topic that surfaces every primary season: the apparent “whiteness” of Iowa and […]
Black votes matter. In both 2008 and 2012, black voters turned out at the polls at unprecedented numbers, helping to secure the election and reelection of the first black president […]
Springer, a fourth-year political science student is one of five students who won the True Bruin Distinguished Senior Scholarship Award, a sum of up to $5,000 given to students who exemplify integrity and […]
A new program at UCLA called THINQ uses disciplines from various fields such as business and engineering to implement innovative methods to improve the healthcare workflow at Ronald Reagan Medical […]
With cracked sidewalks, dull lighting and an uneventful calendar, Westwood needs to be revamped. Before Third Street Promenade and The Grove arrived, Westwood Village was the place to be.
Perhaps the toughest choice the career diplomat ever had to make pitted his career against his pride as an African-American man.
The wall itself, purely as a visual, “sends a negative message to one of our biggest trade partners, but most [politicians] won’t go through with it because of the massive […]
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson says he lost votes to Sen. Ted Cruz in Monday’s Iowa caucus because of rumors he says Cruz staffers spread about him leaving the race.
Second-year political science student Wong listened to this advice and decided to use his love of photography to help UCLA students by taking free professional photos around campus for their […]
