In the wake of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s new budget plan, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees met Tuesday to discuss the implications it will have on their contract negotiations with the University of California. Read more...

Attorneys are meeting for an initial court hearing Thursday about a suit filed by the mother of a 14-year-old UCLA student against the state of California for not providing adequate educational instruction for her son. Read more...

Just in time to meet the demand of students seeking to fulfill their New Year’s resolution to become more physically fit, a section of the Wooden West addition has opened. Read more...

For UCLA outreach groups who devote endless hours of counseling and academic tutoring to K-12 students in nearby underrepresented communities, the recent state budget proposal is troubling. Read more...

UCLA’s Student Psychological Services has moved from a dual location to the recently completed Wooden West building. The center, previously located in both the Math Sciences Building and the Center for Health Sciences, provides psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers for the UCLA community, according to the SPS Web site. Read more...

Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives introduced a bill last Wednesday to reverse the changes made to the Pell Grant eligibility formula instituted by the Bush administration last month. Read more...

Record-breaking rainfall has resulted in more than soggy shoes and bad moods. It’s also brought on flooding, property damage and other problems at and around UCLA, including a fallen tree on a fraternity house resulting in dozens of displaced students. Read more...