With meal plan, the choice is not yours In response to Jasmine Hill’s submission “Extra meals hard to swallow,” (Aug. 23) I would like to thank the Daily Bruin for introducing this issue to the UCLA community. Read more...

Funding student groups has been a bumpy ride for the undergraduate student government. Slow to change and entangled with potential conflicts of interest, the undergraduate students association council has yet again made funding allocations that will leave many students scratching their heads. Read more...

The undergraduate student government approved the proposed base-budget allocations for the upcoming school year in its Tuesday night meeting. This year marks the first budget cycle where funding was made available to all groups on campus regardless of their status. Read more...

Anyone out on the streets early in the morning during the school year has probably seen the procession of swimmers riding their scooters to practice while it’s still dark out. Read more...

An order by the San Francisco Superior Court to block fee increases for some professional-school students last week is forcing the University of California to begrudgingly lower student fees in what could cost the university as much as $15 million in fee revenue. Read more...

As UCLA summer school students travel up Bruin Walk on a hot, summer afternoon, most immediately can tell that they are not among the same crowd that will be present during the rest of the year.  Instead, during the summer, the campus is home to thousands of people with something other than academics in mind. Read more...

For decades, the Westwood Village community has fought with various developers regarding a potential commercial project on Glendon Avenue. Now, as a result of a Los Angeles City Council vote, that project will come to fruition. Read more...