A diverse crowd made up of UCLA undergraduates, graduates, professors and members of the Westwood community gathered together Monday night for a debate regarding the future of Israel. Read more...

Slates provide a pool of resources and moral support for their candidates. Independents have the satisfaction of not having to align with slate lines. For the seven commissioner candidates, choosing whether to join a slate has influenced their campaigns, which culminate with the undergraduate student government election starting today. Read more...

Undergraduates will be able to vote starting today for candidates in this year’s Undergraduate Students Association Council election but fewer restrictions in the voting process could be cause for some concern in regard to matters like bloc voting. Read more...

The Associated Students UCLA board of directors presented at an all-day meeting Saturday next year’s preliminary budget which includes a fee referendum that has not yet passed, as well as increases to food prices on campus. Read more...

Diplomats and economists from both sides of the Atlantic met Monday at the UCLA Anderson School of Management to discuss the state of the European Union one year after the organization accepted 10 new members. Read more...

When Mark Nguyen started looking for a summer job, he had no idea he would be the one hiring people. But when Nguyen, a third-year cognitive science and mathematics student at UCLA, received an e-mail from the district manager of Tuition Painters about starting his own summer painting business, he decided to give it a try. Read more...

A new survey evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of the Greek system is being introduced at UCLA this quarter. The survey, which was created by Educational Benchmarking, Inc., is being administered by the Center for Student Programming as a way to investigate whether the Greek system is meeting its members’ needs. Read more...