Every year, some of your student fees go to UCLA’s contribution of more than $74,000 to the University of California Student Association board. However, the UCSA board has recently shown no interest in being accountable to its constituents: you, the UC students. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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August 26, 1:33 am
Submission: UCSA campaigns lacks transparency, impact
Editorials, Opinion
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August 19, 12:09 am
Editorial: USAC should reverse precedent, heed students’ voices
The recent uproar over stipend increases by the Undergraduate Student Association Council is this group of councilmembers' first major run-in with vocal opposition from the student body. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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August 19, 12:00 am
Natalie Delgadillo: Know your rights as an intern
This summer I had the opportunity to intern at a law firm, where I would likely have sorted paperwork and fetched coffee like thousands of other students trying to wheedle their way into the professional world. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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August 19, 12:00 am
Submission: UC officials’ spending demands accountability
It is urgent that we – we who care about the future of an equitable and democratic University of California system dedicated to critical education – understand and criticize administrative abuse and unaccountable structures of power. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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August 12, 12:12 am
Editorial: BruinAlert system underutilized by UCLA, campus community underserved
UCLA’s overly conservative use of the BruinAlert Mass Notification & Advisory System should be re-evaluated to better prioritize safety over inconvenience. On Aug. 3, a bomb threat caused university police to evacuate the John Wooden Center, Pauley Pavilion, Student Activities Center and parts of Bruin Walk . Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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August 12, 12:06 am
Editorial: USAC should reverse pay increase, amend bylaws
The decision by the Undergraduate Students Association Council to approve an immediate stipend increase was a mistake that could have been easily averted. But instead of properly weighing the consequences of moving ahead with such a conflict of interest, eight of the nine voting members of the council in attendance at last week’s meeting moved to approve the measure. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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August 12, 12:03 am
Ryan Nelson: Fundraising revenue fails to justify excessive travel spending
Economics students such as myself are led to believe that money is everything.We’re obsessed with cash: where it goes, what it does and how it’s counted. Read more...