If you had $100,000 to improve quality of life for students at UCLA, what would you spend it on? Now, imagine if you could get a portion of
that $100,000, and all you had to do was apply for it.

On Jan. 30, 2018, the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s Academic Affairs Commissioner, Divya Sharma, wrote a submission in the Daily Bruin regarding his appointments to the Academic Senate.

The Undergraduate Students Association Council president is arguably one of the most privileged and influential student positions at UCLA, given its access, platform and resources.
The president, however, is limited in their power: They can only vote in the event of a tie on any council measure.

Leadership without purpose is without vision. Allow me to share mine.
My name is Arielle Yael Mokhtarzadeh. I am a third-year communication studies student with a double minor in public affairs and Israel studies.

To the members of our UCLA Community,
We, the undersigned, represent a diverse cross-section of Jewish leadership, identities and experiences across this campus.
It has been brought to our attention that on Wednesday, Oct.

On Dec.16, 2015, Vice Chancellor Janina Montero released an email in reference to anti-Semitic Facebook posts shared by a member of our community.
While I applaud Vice Chancellor Montero for condemning the hateful rhetoric, the email – without context or explanation – was inadequate.