Correction Appended UCLA denied a request from the Daily Bruin for information about a Greek system incident, the latest in a series of possible violations of California public records law. Read more...

For the first time in five years, there will be more than one candidate running for the Graduate Student Association president. This year’s election brings two new candidates to the platform. Read more...

With the age of 18 comes the right to vote, the ability to go to war and the chance to run for certain public offices. But if California lawmakers have their way, it will not include the ability to purchase tobacco. Read more...

Many members of the Jewish community used Holocaust Remembrance Day this Sunday to reflect upon the genocide that occurred during the late 1930s and early 1940s. Read more...

When graduate students hit the online polls for the Graduate Students Association’s general elections starting Thursday, they will be hard-pressed to find candidates with much GSA-related experience ““ a situation that worries some current officers. Read more...

Though there are five contenders running for the office of vice president of academic affairs in the Graduate Student Association, they all share one goal ““ working to ensure academic rights for graduate students.  The candidates, Jefferson Eppler, Anita Garcia, Amanda Lipon, Kyle McJunkin and Michelle Sugi say they are determined to bring a positive, and much needed change to GSA.  The vice president of academic affairs is a fairly new position, created two years ago, and entails working with the Academic Senate and different departments on various graduate academic issues and concerns. Read more...