By Adam R. Pearlman Since its conceptual beginnings in 1978 and later its opening in 1983, the John R. Wooden Recreation and Sports Center has continually given UCLA students access to top quality recreational facilities and programs. Read more...

By Liz Geyer Here’s why students should vote yes on UCSA and USSA: In a year of budget surpluses and a booming economy, our federal government continues to spend less than 2 percent of the national budget on education, and our state legislature continues to underfund public education while increasing prison spending. Read more...

It may look expensive, but this year’s Student Programs, Activities and Resource Complex referendum provides a last-chance opportunity to approve centralized services and upgraded campus facilities that will benefit all students in the future. Read more...

UCLA is in many ways a curious place. It appears to be teeming with people, and at the same time, it’s a commuter campus where people close their books or laptops and head for the parking lot at 6 p.m. Read more...

Currently, I am a first-year master’s student in the department of urban planning. I originally began my academic career at a community college. At Evergreen Valley College, I served as the California Students Association of Community Colleges Representative. Read more...

By Bill Elliott “Had it always been like this? Always in your stomach and in your skin there was a sort of protest, a feeling that you had been cheated of something you had a right to. Read more...

By Charles Kuo On the brink of undergraduate student elections, you may have run into people all over campus urging you to vote. Very rarely, however, do you find someone advocating the opposite. Read more...