Health system unprepared for bio attack A think-tank study has concluded that California’s local health systems are not adequately prepared for bioterrorism attacks and major disease outbreaks. Read more...

All students are welcome to participate in a townhall meeting on Friday where Chancellor Albert Carnesale will be present and a variety of issues ranging from budget cuts to admissions will be addressed. Read more...

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The Undergraduate Students Association Council’s Judicial Board announced it will consider a suit filed by former presidential candidate Josh Lawson Wednesday night. The J-board representatives said they believed the case against the USAC elections board fell under their jurisdiction. Read more...

The newly elected officers of the Graduate Student Association were officially sworn in to office in the council’s final meeting of the year Wednesday night. The meeting started out slowly when quorum could not be met. Read more...

As the Royce Hall bells sounded at the strike of noon Wednesday, students in multicolored robes and graduation caps took their seats in front of Janss Steps ““ but the occasion was one of protest, not of celebration. Read more...

Few events on campus this year were as disturbing as Bruin Republicans’ campaign against MEChA. Without adequately presenting its concerns to MEChA leaders, Bruin Republicans launched an “all-out media blitz” with the goal of stripping MEChA of university funding and its official student organization status. Read more...