This post was updated Feb. 3 at 10:08 a.m. Another year, another case of overenrollment. And University of California administrators seem to be perfectly fine with it. Read more...

This post was updated Jan. 30 at 1:57 p.m. 2020 is looking more and more like “1984.” That is, UCLA is watching you. New policies for the implementation of facial recognition technology were introduced in drafted revisions to UCLA Interim Policy 133, which governs the university’s management and use of security camera systems. Read more...

UCLA quietly decided against renewing the Campus Assault Resources and Education director’s contract last year. And in character with past mistakes, administrators are set on appointing a new director just as quietly. Read more...

Between a new president and a new decade, 2020 is meant to be a year of change for the University of California. A tuition hike wasn’t on the docket – until last week, that is. Read more...

Over $2.7 million in student fees goes toward the Campus Retention Committee and the Student Initiated Outreach Committee. Rounding down, that could be 4 million Diddy Riese cookies, 20 endowed academic scholarships or full tuition for 151 in-state students at UCLA. Read more...

Administrators have made it clear that UCLA housing will be filled to the rafters by world-class athletes for the Olympics in 2028. When it comes to students, however, the plan is a lot shakier. Read more...