Gang leaders use popular websites to target teenagers and college students for recruitment.

sociology: Mark Selden sympathizes with soldiers and civilians caught in warfare.

research: Individuals 90 years and over may help understanding of lifespan increase and causes of dementia.

UC: Regents endorse Chancellor of University of Texas in hopes to solve budget issues at UC.

Medical Center Employees Take Part in Foot-Washing Ceremony; Mesa Court Zot Alert Investigation Extended; Calif. Bill Would Ban Photographs of Minors on Certain Web Sites; UC Irvine Medical Center Receives New Chief Officer and Vice Chancellor; School of Humanities Installs New Dean.

Cindy Minowa, a member of the Kaba Modern dance crew, performs on campus last fall. Minowa, along with five other Kaba Modern performers, recently...

ASUCI: POWER initiative plans to create a completely student-run campus resource center.

Tragedy: Campus reacts with shock to missing student discovered dead in car trunk.

This week: Gone Fishin'; Crack is Whack.

Douchebag of the Week: James Carville.

From social science classes to supermarket magazines, "gender" serves as the foundation for countless forms of analysis. Yet this proscription has not gone uncontested.

Here is a quick summary of the past week's events in the Democratic race for the presidency. Hillary Clinton either has a really bad memory or is a really bad liar when it comes to remembering a trip to Bosnia she took as First Lady. Barack Obama is still friends with a so-called "hate speech" pastor. Also, Obama has released his tax returns, while Clinton is still stalling. The media has played five-to-10-second sound bites of the candidates' speeches on the economy. This is the news that stood out front-and-center this week in the Democratic race, but what should have stood out?

The past few years were filled with political sex scandals.

"It Didn't Work" was the title of William F. Buckley's 2006 National Review article conceding political defeat in Iraq. Was he right?