By Rachael Cameron

Obama changes his usually friendly diplomacy towards China’s economy to ask Chinese to revalue currency to market exchange rate values.

By Frida Alim

The Sweden Democrats have succeeded in simplifying and condensing societal problems that challenge each nation, creating a one-dimensional party line that works on the basis of a delineated in-group and out-group.

Panelists on campus discuss the role of social networks, objective reporting, Haitian culture, and the involvement of aid organizations as we see Haiti on the rise.

Amy Ta discusses ethnicity, identity, community and what it means to be “Asian American” as she prepares to close her UCLA chapter.

UCLA students and faculty follow the livelihood practices and environmental challenges facing Muslim and Buddist women in Thailan in light of the catastrophic effects of the 2004 tsunami and return with Net Impact Undergrad at UCLA, a new student organization supporting social entrepreneurship.