A resolution geared at increasing student involvement in a community service program unanimously passed at Tuesday night’s meeting of the undergraduate student government. The Resolution in Support of Bruin Up Books, co-sponsored by three members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council, is intended to move the location of the community service program from the dorms to the general campus where more students will have access to it. Read more...

When fees go up and services go down at the University of California, as they often do during a budget crisis, many question the decisions of the university’s administrators. Read more...

BruinGo!, the program allowing anyone with a BruinCard to swipe it and ride the Santa Monica Big Blue Bus for a reduced fare, is here to stay, and so are the changes introduced in fall 2003. Read more...

Several UCLA graduates will join thousands of graduates across the country who have decided to take the problem of educational inequity into their own hands. There are hopes that close to 200 Bruins will become educators next fall by participating in Teach for America, a federal educational program geared toward teaching low-income students. Read more...

Twenty-four years ago today, the citizens of Iran experienced a major political upheaval: The progressive, secular government of the Shah was replaced by the far more rigid and conservative government of Ayatollah Khomeini. Read more...

The Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center increased its prices for birth control for the third time in one year. As of Feb. 1, the Ashe Center now divides contraception into three price tiers: $12, $28 and $45. Read more...

Members of the University of California’s systemwide student lobbying organization expressed dissatisfaction with several provisions of a new draft of student government funding, released by the UC Office of the President, after reviewing the draft during the past week. Read more...