College is a time for students to grow up, and for many, a time to grow sideways, since the task of balancing schoolwork and a social life often leaves little time for health and fitness. Read more...

When many students walk by Kerckhoff Hall, they brush it off as a coffee house, not realizing that inside those walls also lies the official voice of the entire UCLA undergraduate student body ““ now and throughout history. Read more...

The candidates running for the undergraduate student government’s Cultural Affairs commissioner in next week’s elections said they would continue many of the office’s current programs while working to expand cultural programming on campus. Read more...

Three hopefuls for the undergraduate student government’s general representative positions said they would work to better represent the diversity on campus if elected this spring. As one of the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s general representatives, candidates would be mainly responsible for representing the collective needs of the student body, according to council’s bylaws. Read more...

Candidates straying from major party lines in the U.S. political system have historically found little success, but some UCLA student government candidates are taking the road less traveled anyway. Read more...

The three presidential candidates will be the only ones setting their own campaign spending limits in this year’s USAC elections, despite the fact that many candidates say they won’t raise enough money to reach proposed voluntary spending limits. Read more...

Students who enter dining halls hoping to get a fresh green salad may end up getting a little more protein than they bargained for. Some dorm residents have found bugs among the green leaves on their plates. Read more...