Monday, April 27



Passion for job most important

Telling me that UCLA is getting a new chancellor is a lot like telling me that I’m getting new parents (though certainly far less important): I’ve only known one (set of parents), and I don’t get much of a choice. Read more...


Student issues need priority

Interim Chancellor Norman Abrams has quickly demonstrated a proactive approach in his new position. In addressing hot-button issues such as UCLA’s admissions process, Abrams sent a very clear message that he is open to making the changes that our university demands. Read more...


Next chancellor should work to diversify

The year 2006 has already brought us an incoming freshmen class with the lowest number of black students since 1973, a drastically low number of American Indian students and a highly disproportional number of Chicana/o students. Read more...


Interim chancellor bringing change

Click the Play button to begin playing the clip. This video requires the free QuickTime plug-in. Download this video directly to your computer. Daily Bruin: Spring quarter, the African Student Union marched up to the chancellor’s office and demanded that UCLA be more proactive about the staggering number of minority student admissions every year. Read more...