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...

By Jenny Blake DAILY BRUIN CONTRIBUTOR [email protected] After securing last week a $40,000 subsidy from the Associated Students of UCLA that was in jeopardy of being slashed from the budget, the undergraduate student government is now hoping for voters to pass a referendum to increase student fees. Read more...

By Marcelle Richards DAILY BRUIN SENIOR STAFF [email protected] David Dahle, presidential candidate for Students United for Reform and Equality, is touting goals to represent the entire student body next year despite pulling a “hand-picked” slate of On Campus Housing Council members behind him. Read more...

  Daily Bruin File Photo De Neve Plaza, a part of student housing, remains a topic of concern to USAC members and candidates. By Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Senior Staff Students are packed into study lounges like sardines, there’s a line every morning to get a parking space, and the cost of living in Westwood isn’t getting any lower. Read more...