Before Bruin Walk is adorned by undergraduate student government posters inviting students to vote for the right candidate, slates and independents alike have started to indirectly campaign for their cause. Read more...

Members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council will walk out of their meeting tonight to show support for instituting a diversity requirement, which aims to give students a more comprehensive education on diversity issues. Read more...

The inherent structure of the Students First! slate is barely visible to the naked eye, but with its support group of more than 20 organizations, extensive recruitment strategies and decades of progressive history behind them, this structure is significant. Read more...

To say that undergraduate student government presidential candidate Arash Mozayan Isfahani is an outsider is an understatement. With no previous involvement in the Undergraduate Students Association Council, Mozayan Isfahani is also an out-of-state student who transferred to UCLA from Arizona State University at the beginning of this school year. Read more...

At age 5, Josh Lawson would entertain family members by dressing up as Abraham Lincoln and reciting political speeches by his fireplace. Now, a fourth-year political science and Middle Eastern studies student, Lawson is a presidential hopeful in this year’s elections for the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...

For most students, the current war in Iraq is a distant reality composed of media images. But for Ernest Alfante, who registered for his spring quarter classes from Kuwait, the war was an everyday part of his life. Read more...