It was 1930, and the UCLA campus was a fresh sight in Westwood. Read more...
Photo: Students from all parties react as the Undergraduate Students Association Council election results are announced in front of Kerkhoff Hall.
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April 27, 10:58 pm
USAC seeks to improve budget process
Popular campus events like Dance Marathon and various culture nights rely on pools of funds that come from student fees. These funds, which are managed by the Undergraduate Students Association Council, are distributed through a standardized allocation process. Read more...
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April 27, 10:54 pm
Council hopes that competitive elections will encourage high voter turnout
From Bruin Walk fliers to fee referendums, the catalyst that pulls students to the polls in the undergraduate student government elections is different for each individual. Read more...
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April 27, 10:49 pm
Slates have same goals, but different agendas
Since the 1990s, the unofficial slates of the undergraduate student government have fed and expanded the level of political involvement for the undergraduate student body. Read more...
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April 13, 9:53 pm
Events hosted for prospective students
For high school seniors, receiving mail from colleges in the spring means that the long wait is finally over. Read more...
Photo: Prospective UCLA students and their families tour the campus around Kerkhoff Hall.
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April 13, 9:47 pm
Holistic approach proposed to increase diversity
Numerous students from underprivileged backgrounds are rejected every year when they fail to meet the amount of points necessary for admission into several University of California schools. Read more...
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April 13, 9:40 pm
Counselor gains insight into admissions process
After helping several students appeal their admissions decisions to UCLA, Lisa Golden, a local college counselor, wanted to learn why UCLA was rejecting applicants she felt were highly qualified. So she applied to be a undergraduate application reader for UCLA admissions. Read more...