What does ASUCLA stand for? What does it do? Shaun Ruvolo Fourth-year, Business economics “I guess it’s the elected representatives of the school. They run the students’ store and the restaurants.” Jules Guerra Third-year, Economics “It’s the student union thing. Read more...

Joe Bruin sits in the back row of some tedious lecture, agonizing over the day’s crossword puzzle while a couple towards the front lacking such stringent academic discipline decides to make a quick exit. Read more...

My name may be familiar to students who have been attending UCLA for the last few years because I have been actively working to create a community out of the North Village (the apartment house neighborhood to the west of campus). Read more...

On the heels of the Sept. 11 attacks, President Bush resolutely stated that “America is at war, both at home and abroad, to ensure the security of the American people.” Much has changed since these words were first uttered over a year ago. Read more...

Many students have deliberated whether to attend a big campus like UCLA or to seek enrollment at a small college that may have as few as 2,000 students. Read more...

Going to a school as diverse as UCLA can sometimes make people weird. Like they might think, oh well I attend an ethnically diverse school and therefore by association I have the diversity thing covered. Read more...

Most UCLA students don’t have a lot of options or devote a lot of thought to which city they are going to live in. For the first one or two years of school they grace the halls of the dorms, plow down grilled cheese sandwiches and jello in the dining halls, and benefit from having a lot of people their age around them. Read more...