An inefficient application process has prevented some student groups from obtaining money from a fund designed to support them. This fall, hundreds of student groups requested funding from the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s Student Organizations Operational Fund, commonly known as SOOF – a resource for student group supplies, advertising and other operational costs. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
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November 19, 12:53 am
Student groups struggle with funding application process
Campus, News
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November 19, 12:50 am
New English course caters exclusively to transfer students
A new class was added to the course catalog this quarter for about half of the students in the English major – transfer students. Read more...
Campus, News
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November 18, 6:57 pm
Sleep pods deemed not financially feasible
The Associated Students UCLA Finance Committee did not vote on a proposal to install sleep pods in Ackerman Union at its Friday meeting, claiming that the current plan was not financially feasible. Read more...
Campus, News
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November 18, 3:07 pm
UC seeks to limit number of union workers participating in upcoming strike
A state labor board will seek a temporary restraining order at the University of California’s request, to limit the number of University of California union workers who will participate in a planned strike on Wednesday. Read more...
Campus, News
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November 18, 1:04 pm
IDEAS to hold Immigration Awareness Week at UCLA
Members of UCLA’s undocumented student group will host events this week about immigration reform and the immigrant experience in order to clear up misconceptions about undocumented individuals. Read more...
Campus, News
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November 18, 1:07 am
Student of Color Conference discusses racial diversity in UC
Three protesters stood on the roof of a white Chevy in the intersection of Wilshire and Westwood boulevards, one wielding a megaphone, to voice their discontent with what they think is a low level of diversity in higher education. Read more...
Photo: During the Student of Color Conference on Saturday, students advocated for more racial diversity on college campuses.
A Closer Look, Campus, News
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November 18, 1:06 am
Permits expired or not present in many UCLA elevators
Updated permits are not on display in several of the elevators across UCLA’s main campus, which could lead to thousands of dollars in fines for the university. Read more...
Photo: Many elevator permits are expired on the main UCLA campus.