Some students with priority enrollment did not get as much of a priority as they would have liked this past week. To assure that seniors will graduate on time, the economics department closed all of its classes for priority enrollment so seniors would get first priority instead. Read more...

Students late to class Thursday were probably not alone. A hydraulic oil spill at about 6:30 a.m. Thursday caused street closings that left some students gridlocked in traffic and others stranded at shuttle stops waiting for shuttles that had been temporarily rerouted elsewhere. Read more...

Wednesday night the UCLA Student Workers Front held a forum to educate students regarding the SB60 bill. The bill, commonly referred to as the driver’s license bill, was signed over the summer by former Gov. Read more...

The University of California Board of Regents approved a statement of principles that will guide the UC in future budget negotiations at their bimonthly meeting Wednesday in Covel Commons. Read more...

Millions of Americans are victims of legal extortion. I’m talking about the gouging of the United States by prescription drug companies. I’m talking about the exorbitant (and usually unwarranted) prices of prescription medicines and the questionable, quite immoral, policies designed to protect and enrich the manufacturers. Read more...

An important appointment postponed Council voted to table the appointment of the new elections board chair because the candidate did not attend the meeting. USAC supports organized labor The Undergraduate Students Association Council passed the Resolution in Support of Organized Labor with a 10-0-0 vote at Tuesday night’s general meeting. Read more...