California’s uncertain financial future will be somewhat clarified today, with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger announcing his new budget for the approaching fiscal year. The new budget comes at a time of crisis for California, with the state facing a $15 billion deficit as well as the recent recall of former Gov. Read more...

Gov. Schwarzenegger pledged to fund the University of California at Merced during his first State of the State address Tuesday in order to have the UC’s 10th campus open in 2005. Read more...

Skew’s: Beyond Teriyaki, an Asian restaurant in Westwood with a California twist, attracts students with a promotion called “flip for your free food Friday” and a health-centered menu. Read more...

As the curtains close on the 13th week of the United Food and Commercial Workers union strike on several major grocery stores, some question whether anything positive can result from continuing the seemingly endless strike. Read more...

Students frustrated with the recently implemented quarterly unit requirements are now taking action. Under the expected cumulative progress requirements ““ first implemented in fall 2001 ““ students must take at least 13 units per quarter, and must complete 29 units every two quarters. Read more...

As Gov. Schwarzenegger unveils his budget proposal this morning, proposed reductions in higher education spending could carry over to the Cal Grant program and its beneficiaries. Read more...