Condemption won over the crowd last Friday night with their performance at the Sabor Bar and Lounge.

Students who plan on taking classes this summer may want to check to see if they are available. Due to recent budget cuts, summer classes in several departments are being cut or downsized.

Firefly is not a flashy bar with strobe lights, loud music and a big sign posted out front. It's is an upscale restaurant/ounge in the heart of Studio City.

After a two-and-a-half hour deliberation Monday, the Associated Students judicial court ruled in favor of the Elections Committee after a complaint was filed claiming they had disregarded their own codes and regulations during this semesters elections.

After a 45-minute judicial hearing on Monday to determine whether or not the Students for Change slate will be disqualified the board decided to deliberate and come to a conclusion today.

The grades are in and Lambda Chi Alpha received the highest GPA in the Interfraternity Council (IFC). This could not have come at a better time for the organization, as they will celebrate their centennial on Nov. 2, 2009.

The end of the semester will mark a policy change that change the way the campus deals with undergraduate students who have less than stellar grades.

The May 2009 graduating class will gather at the Matador Bookstore today for GRADFEST.

Just about every year The University Corporation takes on one big project in addition to all of the other programs, activities and businesses that it supports. Last year it was the renovation of the Matador Bookstore and the creation of the Arbor Grill that helped TUC gain recognition, but that is not all its is about.

Students from several local junior high and high schools waited outside the University Student Union theater to engage in a series of activities focused on Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.

Signifying the beginning of Black History Month students gathered on the Matador Bookstore lawn to welcome in the month filled with speakers, performances and community interaction.

A recent study conducted by The University of Colorado and The University of British Columbia said students improve cognitive skills when participating in class discussions with the use of clickers.