Due to the nature of the Elections Board of the Undergraduate Students Association Council, there have been difficulties in the past to ensure that all candidates strictly follow the regulations ““ a situation that is no different this year. Read more...

Members of the Iron Workers Union gather daily in a passage leading to the Life Sciences building to protest the alleged violation of Occupational Safety & Health Administration safety regulations by Ghonim Steel, a subcontractor working on LaKretz Hall. Read more...

Looking at the official student group endorsements for the undergraduate student government, it is evident that some groups stayed within slate lines, some unexpected groups came together, and other communities were divided. Read more...

With the undergraduate student government elections beginning today, candidates have put up their signboards, piled up their fliers, and are gearing up for the hectic days ahead. Read more...

In what may be a violation of university policy, the Students First! slate currently has a Web site that contains the UCLA trademark in the URL, and though the slate has begun use of a new address, the site can be still accessed through the original address. Read more...

Today is a day for those with silenced voices to finally speak out. The Clothesline Project, featuring an exhibit of hundreds of T-shirts made by victims of sexual violence to increase awareness regarding gender and sexually based violence, will be on display at the Schoenberg Quad starting early in the morning and lasting through Thursday. Read more...

While the University of California waits on new budget revisions to see if it will have to cut outreach or raise student fees, UC Merced is waiting to see if it will even be able to open its doors. Read more...