Thursday, April 9


Student Regent Dexter Ligot-Gordon answered questions and tried to get a feel for UCLA students’ concerns at an open forum on campus yesterday. He discussed rising student fees, diversity, programs and environmental efforts in front of nearly 25 people, including members of the graduate and undergraduate student governments. Read more...


UC president selection relevant to students

UCLA students may wonder why they should care about who the next UC president will be. The top administrator in the country’s most prestigious public university system has an office over 400 miles north of UCLA and works mostly with regents, administrators, faculty, politicians and donors ““ not students. Read more...


UCLA must fill recent top-level vacancies

Thousands of applications flood the offices of Murphy Hall each year, but prospective students aren’t the only ones vying for positions at UCLA. In a highly competitive process, administrators are also reviewing the applications of people who want top-level positions in the in UCLA’s College of Letters and Sciences. Read more...



Shuffling the Deck

Running a large campus like UCLA is never an easy task, but the job is about to get tougher ““ incoming administrators can expect to face both a growing workload and dwindling resources. Read more...


Muslim women challenge stereotypes

Two former UCLA students spoke out against the negative stereotypes of Muslim women as oppressed, illiterate sexual objects Tuesday night at an event as part of Islamic Awareness Week. Read more...