Anti-war protests resemble SP-1, 2 rallies

The crowd size, the chants cried and the campus presence seen during Wednesday’s student walkout were a throwback to a campus protest two years earlier, showing that some things don’t change with activism at UCLA. With an estimated turnout of over 1,000, the anti-war walkout paralleled the size of a March 2001 protest against anti-affirmative […]

Connerly responds to criticism with letter

The controversy over Ward Connerly’s nationally-televised remarks that it is possible to be a segregationist and not a racist is not yet dead, and neither Connerly nor his critics are willing to budge. Connerly’s interview on CNN with Wolf Blitzer has drawn fire from state legislators, advocacy groups and students throughout the University of California, […]

Media straddles line between debt, profit

Achieving both independence and financial stability has been been a tricky beast for many nationwide college media outlets, and UCLA is among those working to retain its autonomy and still turn a profit. Student Media at UCLA supports the primary arena for Bruins to practice publishing and broadcasting on campus, but often at a financial […]

Thirty Years Later

Three decades after the landmark court decision that outlined abortion rights for the entire nation, activists from coast to coast are using today to commemorate the occasion and to fight the possible repeal of those rights. After the U.S. Supreme Court heard Roe v. Wade in 1973, anti-abortion laws throughout the country were negated, ending […]