Don’t be fooled by her quiet demeanor ““ Marwa Kaisey has strong opinions about governing the student body. She said that’s why she is running for president of the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...

Whether he’s talking about student government or the latest basketball game, Troy Isaac cannot contain his passion for UCLA. The third-year political science and psychology student and candidate for undergraduate student government president would be easy to pick out of a crowd as a UCLA fan: He sports a Bruin pin and blue and gold bracelets, and totes a UCLA logo backpack. Read more...

Garin Hovannisian’s name was likely a familiar one to many students on campus even before his candidacy for undergraduate student government president. After writing a column for the Daily Bruin’s Viewpoint section his freshman year, he moved on to found another campus publication ““ The Bruin Standard ““ which he describes as “opinion, humor and cultural analysis” and emphasized that its aim is not to deliver news. Read more...

The undergraduate student government president’s office on the third floor of Kerckhoff Hall will likely seem familiar to Lucero Chavez if she is elected. After all, she has spent the past three years at UCLA working in that same office as a presidential staff member. Read more...

After months of public criticism aimed at University of California officials, three key state senators called Wednesday for the leader of the university to either resign or be fired. Read more...

Fifty-five students sat down in the middle of a New York street in support of striking graduate students at New York University. It would have been a typical day in student activism if two prominent professors had not sat beside them. Read more...

Campaign spending caps became optional for Undergraduate Students Association Council candidates in 2003, but this election marks the first year no slate’s candidates opted to sign on. Read more...