Four weeks after the death of Cynthia Rabuy, a highly involved student leader on campus, the Associated Students of UCLA passed a resolution in recognition of her contributions to the UCLA community on Friday. Read more...

An apparent hate crime committed last week at the UCLA Medical Center did not go unanswered by the surrounding community. Representatives from the university, government agencies and various organizations spoke at a press conference Friday to express their solidarity and determination to apprehend the perpetrators of the act. Read more...

Campus safety and accessibility to UCLA facilities are issues that affect every student at the university, and Tutram Nguyen, Sonia Sylls and Albert Farias, are competing for a chance to address these issues next year as the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s facilities commissioner. Read more...

At a time when grade point averages exceeding 4.0 are no longer exceptional and UCLA admittees receive an average of 1333 on the SAT, many students are turning to formal SAT preparation courses and summer camps to maintain a competitive edge in the college admissions process. Read more...

Joshua Lawson, Amy Lucas and Gerardo Ornelas, three candidates running in this year’s student government elections, are all hoping to serve as general representatives on next year’s council in order to express the concerns of their peers. Read more...

LINCOLN, Neb. ““ While introducing the gymnasts for the 2003 NCAA finals, Nebraska’s public address announcer incorrectly pronounced Onnie Willis’ first and last names. It was a bad omen if ever there was one. Read more...

An outreach program that targets first-generation college hopefuls at some of Los Angeles County’s public high schools may face significant budget cuts next year, and counselors are saying this will hurt diversity at UCLA. Read more...