Amid chanting and cheers of excitement, the undergraduate student government primary elections revealed a tight race with runoffs for president, internal vice president and general representatives. Read more...

Meters fixed UCLA Transportation Director Renee Fortier said meters in Lot 6 that the Daily Bruin reported broken have been fixed. Meters 0433, 0463, 0479, 0480 and 0482 in Lot 6 were fixed last week after Transportation was informed the meters shortchanged people. Read more...

Wind rustles gently through the blossoming trees in the Rolfe Sculpture Garden as undergraduates, graduates, alumni and professors congregate and listen to people taking turns reading George Eliot’s “Middlemarch” aloud. Read more...

UCLA center Mike McCloskey has been cleared to participate with the UCLA football team after sitting out all of spring practice with pleurisy, an inflammation of the lining of the lungs. Read more...

Foreign diplomats, business executives and professors will gather to debate the current economic and political state of Latin America at the fourth annual Latin American Conference, sponsored by the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Read more...

Rumsfeld cartoon offensive, degrading I am incredibly offended by Alex Hoffman’s editorial cartoon (Viewpoint, May 13), which attempts to compare the human rights abuses against Iraqi prisoners to the political pressure affecting Donald Rumsfeld. Read more...

By choosing to run its initial public offering as an auction, Google Inc. ““ developers of the online search engine ““ is giving students a chance they would not have had otherwise. Read more...