There are more than 700 groups registered on OrgSync, an online portal that UCLA uses to keep track of student organizations. That’s a sizable figure – about one group for every 30 undergraduate students – representing a remarkably diverse range of interests and activities. Read more...
Photo: Candidates in the Undergraduate Students Association Council race wait for election results to be announced and celebrate their victories outside of Kerckhoff last year.
In the past couple months, there have been numerous robberies and attempted assaults in the Westwood area. Read more...
A classroom alight with the blue glow of students’ computer screens projecting Facebook and Twitter is now an expected sight in UCLA lecture halls. Read more...
On Tuesday, President Barack Obama announced his shifted focus on immigration reform and his plans to create new pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. His announcement reflects a growing movement in our country toward the improvement of a seemingly broken system. Read more...
I’ve lived in Los Angeles my whole life and I’m proud to call myself an Angeleno. Read more...
Photo: The five leading Los Angeles mayoral candidates participated in a debate in Royce Hall on Monday. Two of the candidates will be selected in a non-partisan primary on March 5 to face off in the general election on May 21.
Pension reform, bankruptcy, bureaucracy, drug legislation and inflated administrative pay. Read more...
Photo: Westwood is included in the larger District 5 area of Los Angeles. Current city councilman Paul Koretz is running against Mark Herd, a member of the Westwood Neighborhood Council, for the 5th District seat.
The campaign to dine tray-free is merely one among many as colorful placards decorate De Neve dining hall’s tables and encourage students to participate in a variety of worthy causes, from donating blood to downloading music legally. Read more...
