With the Undergraduate Students Association Council elections well under way, former commissioners and current candidates discuss the the nature of commissions and whether it should be changed. Read more...

The image of the United States military conveyed to the world by the scandal at the Abu Garaib prison in Iraq is “horrific,” said a retired Marine general who visited UCLA on Tuesday. Read more...

Candidate expense reports for the Undergraduate Students Association Council elections are now available, but the results may not be a fully accurate representation of candidate expenditures. Read more...

Some fraction of 20,000 students woke up to Josh Lawson’s grinning mug this morning, and that’s not something that happens every day ““ just ask him. 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...