After a three-year hiatus, the undergraduate student government presidential internship program has been reimplemented to provide students with leadership skills. More than 40 interns in the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s Presidential Empowerment Internship program are scheduled to be placed in the various USAC offices this week, where they will gain first-hand experience in working in an undergraduate government setting. Read more...

In an act becoming familiar to the undergraduate student
government during their meetings in weeks past, voting was
postponed on two resolutions placed on the agenda Tuesday
night.
The two resolutions on the Undergraduate Students Association
Council's agenda "“ a resolution in support of organized
labor and a resolution against Taco Bell on the UCLA campus "“
will be pushed to the Nov. Read more...

As the external vice president for the undergraduate student government, Matt Kaczmarek faces challenges the average UCLA student may not encounter. Kaczmarek spends almost every weekend traveling across the country attending conferences, lobbying Congress and advocating for students on issues like fee increases and enrollment caps. Read more...

Despite heated debate over the undergraduate student government’s constitutional bylaws, which took center stage at Tuesday night’s general meeting, several council members have continued to be quieter than others. Read more...

The undergraduate student government met collectively with student groups for the first time Tuesday night to collaborate for events, discuss issues affecting the campus and outline goals for the upcoming year ““ though the attendance was much lower than expected. Read more...

An effort made by some members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council to increase the accountability of its appointees hit a brick wall recently, as it was ruled unconstitutional by the council’s judicial board. Read more...

The number of student groups receiving budgets from the undergraduate government rose by nearly 50 percent this year due to an increased pool of money and more familiarity with guidelines that were revised to be more inclusive. Read more...