Recently, a critical discussion has begun on the UCLA campus surrounding a proposal to replace the commission-based structure of the current Undergraduate Students Association Council with a senate structure. Read more...

March is upon us, spring is in the air, and our young, naughty minds naturally turn to thoughts of birds and bees. However, while our minds may wander, it is important to remember that March is also Women’s History Month. Read more...

Funding reform beneficial to student organizations The funding reform introduced by the Constitutional Review Committee is a great victory for the Undergraduate Students Association Council and all student organizations. Read more...

If you’re tired of feeling guilty about wasting paper every time a professor tells you to rip out a sheet for whatever exercise he or she has in mind, you now have an interesting alternative ““ roo poo paper. Read more...

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For the past few years, I’ve heard plenty of criticism regarding technology: It’s impersonal and unreliable, it can’t replace human contact. Though the claims are true, technology also boasts strong advantages, particularly for college students. Read more...

The people of Los Angeles are looking for a change of leadership that will improve their lives. I believe this change can be brought by the leadership of Councilman Antonio Villaraigosa, whose abilities have been proven throughout his political career. Read more...