Saturday, July 11

In the news:

USAC to consider limiting resolutions to issues of student welfare

The undergraduate student government will vote Nov. 17 to require council resolutions to pertain directly to student welfare issues. Undergraduate Students Association Council Facilities Commissioner Ian Cocroft said he proposed changes to the council’s constitutional bylaws to increase the efficiency of passing resolutions, or the council’s official stances on campus issues. Read more...

Photo: USAC Facilities Comissioner Ian Cocroft proposed changes for the council’s bylaws to pertain directly to student welfare issues. (Daily Bruin file photo)



Napolitano proposes plan to increase UC’s resident enrollment

The University of California is seeking to increase its in-state undergraduate enrollment by 10,000 over the next three years, according to a plan outlined by UC President Janet Napolitano. Read more...

Photo: UC President Janet Napolitano will be proposing a plan next week to increase undergraduate enrollment by 10,000 over the next three years, (Emaan Baqai/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Westwood rally shows solidarity with Israel after recent violence

A crowd of over 200 gathered outside the Wilshire Federal Building on Sunday to demonstrate solidarity with Israel, after rising tensions in the region have left dozens dead. Read more...

Photo: About 200 people gathered outside the Wilshire Federal Building on Sunday, waving the flags of Israel and the United Staes to demonstrate solidarity with Israel. (Alejandra Reyes/Daily Bruin senior staff)



Group holds forum to discuss systemic injustice in mass incarceration

Justin Christopher told students and community members Thursday morning he wants others to see formerly incarcerated individuals like himself for what they can offer, rather than labeling them. Read more...

Photo: James Anderson, a third-year political science transfer student, speaks at UCLA Justice Work Group’s forum about systemic injustice in mass incarceration Thursday. (L.A. Beyond the Bars: Justice for All)


Town hall meeting to discuss partnership between student organizations

As a high school teacher, Dani Smith watched students with different backgrounds build a support network that fostered an environment of greater understanding and acceptance. Smith, a graduate student in human development and psychology, said the positive outcomes of the collaboration she witnessed led her to join the board of the Diversity Caucus, an organization that intends to encourage partnerships between student organizations. Read more...

Photo: The Diversity Caucus, a student group created in spring, aims to improve discussions of diversity between various students groups on campus. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin staff)



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