Thursday, July 23

A hunger satisfied

Over a decade ago, Schoenberg quad was the stage for one of UCLA’s most enduring displays of student activism ““ the student-initiated hunger strike of 1993. Read more...



Tycoon to share insight on Bollywood

A multitalented Bollywood tycoon will speak to the UCLA Anderson School of Management community on Wednesday. Bhuvan Lall, president and CEO of Lall Entertainment, has had more than 18 years of experience with the Indian film industry. Read more...


Smaller groups key in tsunami aid

While big-name organizations like World Vision International are the face of tsunami relief in the United States, it’s often tiny groups in countries like Sri Lanka and Indonesia that mobilize resources on the ground. Read more...


USAC divided on senate proposal

Councilmembers have raised concerns regarding the proposed establishment of a legislative body and structuring a senate in the undergraduate student government. The proposal, authored by Brian Neesby, advocates changing the current 13-member council structure of the Undergraduate Students Association Council, and creating a 20-member senate in its place. Read more...


Voting for Iraq

Mohammad Tajsar and his older brother, Yousef, have never been to Iraq. But for their entire lives, their parents have told them stories about the country and why their family had to flee before they were born. Read more...