By Donna Wong Daily Bruin Senior Staff One year ago – at the dawn of the academic year – the Social Sciences Collegium gave birth to classes that transcended the boundaries of any department curriculum. Read more...

By Alisa Ulferts Daily Bruin Senior Staff UCLA is fighting in court a ruling by the state that claims the university owes its construction workers a higher wage for working on publicly funded projects. Read more...

The Undergraduate Student Association Council will discuss the fate of the fraternity community tonight, the latest addition to the contentious debate about the greek role in campus government. Read more...

By Julie Ann Silva Daily Bruin Senior Staff Asian American studies graduated this summer. Beginning this quarter, students intrigued by Asian American ethnic studies can major in the field whereas before only a specialization was possible. Read more...

By Greg Cooper Daily Bruin Staff Soon after the UC Student Association lost its lobbying powers in the state government, the official student representative body to the university’s administration was further crippled when UC Berkeley yanked its support late last month. Read more...

By Greg Cooper Daily Bruin Staff SAN FRANCISCO — As if deep budget cuts have not already caused UCLA’s campus enough economic pain, at least $650 million will be needed to fix all damages from the Jan. Read more...

By Phillip Carter Declining revenues prompted the students’ association board of directors to start a campus-wide survey assessing its business operations’ effectiveness so that the board can decide how best to increase its overall profits. Read more...