As the polling booths closed Oct. 7, supporters of once governor-hopeful Arnold Schwarzenegger were optimistic about the chances of Gov. Gray Davis being recalled and Schwarzenegger taking his job. Read more...

Though the walk to vote for many students was farther than usual, polling stations in the Westwood area experienced consistent voter turnout in Tuesday’s recall election. Read more...

In response to a study reporting admissions discrepancies for the University of California, Berkeley, Chancellor Robert Berdahl wrote a letter to defend the university’s admissions process and cited “fundamental misunderstandings” in the Los Angeles Times article that revealed the study. Read more...

Just minutes after finding out he had become the first California governor in history to be recalled, Gray Davis could still put on a smile for the defeat of Proposition 54. Read more...

After a nine-year stint in Kinsey Hall, the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Resource Center has moved to a new location next to Bruin Plaza. Established at UCLA in 1995, the LGBT Resource Center was chosen out of other student groups to be moved to a room in the newly-renovated Men’s Gym, renamed the Student Activities Center. Read more...

Arnold Schwarzenegger became the next governor of California Tuesday night as voters decided to recall incumbent Gov. Gray Davis from office and replace him with the businessman and movie star-turned-politician. Read more...