As the votes were tabulated, Tuesday’s recall election produced unprecedented history for the state of California. After the announcement of the successful recall of Gov. Gray Davis and Arnold Schwarzenegger winning the governorship, some are discussing the history and far-reaching implications of Tuesday’s election. Read more...

Californians turned out to vote in much higher numbers Tuesday than in the 2002 gubernatorial election, and for many students at UCLA, the recall election was their first opportunity to vote. Read more...

As the polling booths closed Oct. 7, supporters of once governor-hopeful Arnold Schwarzenegger were optimistic about the chances of Gov. Gray Davis being recalled and Schwarzenegger taking his job. Read more...

Though the walk to vote for many students was farther than usual, polling stations in the Westwood area experienced consistent voter turnout in Tuesday’s recall election. Read more...

The number of students applying for jobs with the Associated Students of UCLA has increased along with the rise in student fees this year. ASUCLA, the largest student employer on campus, runs Ackerman Union as well as most of the other stores and campus eateries. Read more...

University of California and UC Berkeley officials defended the school’s admissions practices Monday after some have interpreted a recent report as evidence that the UC’s oldest and most distinguished campus could be considering race in accepting students. Read more...

The Education Abroad Program will not be hosting its Explore EAP Fair this year, but will still be informing students about opportunities overseas at today’s Study Abroad Fair. Read more...