After one attempt where it failed to reach minimum turnout, and after a summer of tweaking, a student fee referendum designed to increase funding to student government and programming is well on its way. Read more...

Hidden beneath first-rate dining halls and a chart-topping applicant pool lies a UCLA tradition that used to be the largest in the country ““ a tradition that many students today don’t even know about. Read more...

Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante, state Sen. Bruce McPherson and five third-party candidates focused on education issues in a debate Tuesday, as each tried to convince California voters he or she is best fit for the second-highest office in the state. Read more...

With the voter registration deadline 12 days away, UCLA’s official student lobbyist and its state senator are both urging students from outside of Los Angeles to re-register locally so they can have an effect on issues in the Los Angeles area for the next four or more years. Read more...

The world is at UCLA students’ fingertips today in Ackerman Grand Ballroom on the second and final day of the first-ever Education Abroad Program fair. Each country available for study will have a table staffed by students visiting from that country or those who have studied abroad there, said Emily Mohajeri Norris, the administrative director from UCLA EAP. Read more...

Correction appended Though some students attended the undergraduate student government’s open house on Tuesday, others decided not to come or were not even aware of the event. Read more...

President Bush in a prime-time address called Saddam Hussein a “murderous tyrant” who is a threat to the United States and who must be dealt with by military means if necessary. Read more...