Earlier this week, Sebastian Perkinson, a first-year civil engineering student, checked his MyUCLA Web site, and his entire course schedule had disappeared. All of his classes had been dropped because he was not aware that a notification would no longer be mailed, and as a result, he had not paid his fees on time. Read more...

Amid shouts and cheers, community organizers led an energetic rally that drew a few hundred students to protest Proposition 54. The proposition would prevent the government from recording racial data, except in some cases of health care and law enforcement. Read more...

After bowing out of the California recall race, Arianna Huffington will meet with UCLA students today to discuss the Oct. 7 recall election, Proposition 54 and state campaign finance reform. Read more...

A panel discussion at the UCLA Law School on the implications of Proposition 54 attracted about 100 students; the initiative is set to go on the ballot Oct. Read more...

Only days and even hours before student governments from University of California campuses across the state prepared for a “No on Prop. 54 Day of Action,” some campus administrations froze all funds that could be spent on the campaign. Read more...

A UCLA student was among the many detained at an immigration checkpoint in Texas this past Friday as a bus full of immigrant workers and supporters made its way across the country. Read more...

Last year, Annie Kong’s room in Hedrick Hall was so cramped with three beds and three desks that her roommate had to climb on top of her own desk to reach her bed. Read more...