On a campus where the number of people seeking parking spots is three times the number of spaces available, the phrase “time is money” hits home at eight minutes per quarter in the parking meters. Read more...

Following its strongest financial year since coming close to bankruptcy and being bailed out by the chancellor in the mid-1990s, the Associated Students of UCLA ““ which provides a wide variety of non-academic services to UCLA students ““ is facing two major financial challenges this year. Read more...

The wheels of BruinGo! buses still go round and round this school year, but its future is clouded with financial uncertainties, as people continually look for ways to fund it permanently. Read more...

The future leader of California ““ the person who signs off every year on state funds going to higher education ““ will be decided this November, but this hardly causes a ripple in the voting-challenged student population at UCLA. Read more...

Students can expect abundant obstacles on their way to class because of construction projects underway at UCLA during the 2002-03 academic school year. The Intramural Field Parking Structure, with a projected completion date in August 2003, has blocked off a large portion of the Bruin Walk area adjacent to Pauley Pavilion. Read more...