Our message is simple: We will give you the $120 you are forced to pay the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Our reasoning is also simple: UCLA’s 25,000 students have rights that surpass the fetishes of a council of 13. Read more...

While the world welcomes the positive steps the Sudanese government and the main rebel group have taken in signing a peace agreement, the international community must also turn its attention to the devastating developments of a much lower-profile peace process ““ that of Sri Lanka. Read more...

Marwa Kaisey isn’t out to change the world. Her focus is squarely on UCLA. She isn’t advocating sweeping changes to admissions policies or revolutionary changes to the student government; she wants improvements to Welcome Week and a neighborhood council in Westwood. Read more...

Though she’s running unopposed, Student First! in-house candidate Marivell Caba’s specific, feasible plans for fulfilling the responsibilities of Cultural Affairs commissioner make her an appropriate choice for the position. Read more...

Her extensive experience makes independent candidate Farheen Malik the easy choice for Community Service commissioner. Malik heads up the commission this year and boasts three years of involvement in USAC. Read more...

Without question, independent candidate Ravi Dehar is the most qualified candidate for Campus Events commissioner. As the in-house candidate and this year’s director of the Associated Students Speakers Series, only Dehar demonstrates an understanding of the inner workings of Campus Events necessary to serve in such a specialized position. Read more...

The Facilities Commission was finally brought back to life this year, and P.C. Zai of Bruins United is the right candidate to ensure that the traditionally under-utilized office reaches its full potential. Read more...