They made promises they didn’t keep, refused to work together, and spent their time and energy arguing over inconsequential technicalities. It’s safe to say these student leaders are pretty similar to career politicians ““ and that’s a shame. Read more...

With only one day left to prepare, UCLA students are cramming for Saturday’s Medical College Admission Test in hopes of gaining acceptance to a medical school. Read more...

While UCLA officials have pointed out the school’s popularity in 2006 after it received the most applicants in the country, the statistics for admitted underrepresented minority students have given university officials some concern. Read more...

Graduate students campaigning for a referendum on their ballot are frantically increasing their efforts to get out the vote after learning that a UC policy announced just a week ago requires double the voter turnout they thought they needed for its passage. Read more...

Graduate Students Association elections will close next Monday, and candidates are working to utilize the remaining time to encourage their fellow students to vote. While the president is the only contested position on the ballot, candidates are stressing that it is important for graduate and professional students to vote in the election, particularly with a referendum on the ballot that would amend the constitution to charge students $4 a quarter to fund a Graduate Writing Center. Read more...

At an hour when most students still lay sleeping in bed, a minor drama unfolded on the A-level of Ackerman Union early Monday morning. It was 6:15 a.m., and water was spraying into the UCLA Store. Read more...