Voting for the Graduate Student Association election begins today at noon, and campaigning is in full force, though much of it is not visible on campus. Read more...

Students who work for the Associated Students UCLA may get more of a direct benefit from the SAFE referendum. While much of the fee referendum would go toward renovating new facilities, some of the funds would be allocated to increasing the wages for ASUCLA student workers an additional 50 cents. Read more...

A 38-year-old eating facility in the heart of South Campus may soon be getting a makeover. The proposed SAFE referendum, named for its relevance to students, activities, facilities and employees, is set to appear on both undergraduate and graduate student elections ballots this quarter and would fund projects that include a new South Campus Student Center to replace the Bombshelter. Read more...

Graduate student leaders are urging the passage of the SAFE referendum, citing the direct benefits of a student association fee increase for graduate students. The SAFE referendum, named for its relevance to students, activities, facilities and employees, would increase student association fees to go toward construction and renovation projects, increases to student-worker wages and increases to student programming. Read more...

Students and alumni at the Anderson School of Management packed into Korn Convocation Hall to hear from one corporate executive whose management style is analyzed and taught in business schools nationwide. Read more...

A survey of the most recent health reports at many of the Associated Students UCLA eateries, such as Shorty’s Subs and Wetzel’s Pretzels, shows that overall, the eateries are clean and healthy. Read more...