As much as $14 billion could be cut from federal student financial aid programs if certain proposed budget adjustments are approved by the U.S. Congress. The reductions are being discussed as a means to rein in the federal budget deficit, but many student groups across the country find the proposal alarming due to the potential effect on their financial futures. Read more...

If it’s against campus policy and it’s posted online, it’s fair game, according to officials at UC Santa Barbara, but UCLA administrators say similar policies will not yet be implemented. Read more...

No hot water or gas and a lot of dust are among some of the problems graduate students living in Weyburn Terrace have experienced since the opening of the apartments last fall. Read more...

Though the newly implemented Student Organization Operational Fund process for student groups has created some clarity in the process of obtaining university funds, some group leaders still have mixed feelings about the current system. Read more...

Changes made this year in the process to allocate funds to student groups on campus have generated largely positive reviews from councilmembers. The Undergraduate Students Association Council voted Sept. Read more...

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Twin brothers with a rare heart disease and in need of heart transplants have improved in health since arriving at UCLA. The 12-week-old identical twin boys, Nicholas and Nathaniel Draper, were transferred from the neonatal intensive care unit to the pediatric unit at UCLA’s Mattel Children’s Hospital about two weeks ago. Read more...