With the 2010 Census currently taking place, efforts all across the nation are underway advocating for city participation.

A group of 18 UCLA graduate students traveled to Los Angeles City Hall on Feb. 19 to discuss whether privatization of the Los Angeles Zoo is the right answer to budget woes.

UCLA ranked ninth among the top 20 fundraising universities in the United States for 2009 with $351.69 million, according to a report released Feb. 3.

According to the California Constitution, a two-thirds vote is needed in both houses of the state Legislature for budget bills and taxes to be approved.

Since the 2008 presidential election, Raúl Hinojosa-Ojeda, associate professor and director of the North American Integration and Development Center, has made numerous trips to Washington to work on issues revolving around immigration.

The Los Angeles City Council recognized UCLA Professor Cara Horowitz and six law students Friday for their participation in last month’s Copenhagen conference.

The legalization of an estimated 12 million undocumented workers would benefit the American economy, according to Raul Hinojosa-Ojeda, UCLA associate professor for the Chicana and Chicano Studies department.

On Dec. 6, UCLA students and faculty traveled to Copenhagen, Denmark to take part in the United Nations Climate Change Conference, which was held Dec. 7-18.

On Dec. 7, the 15th United Nations Climate Change Conference will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark, and will involve leaders from around the world discussing possible actions for battling climate change.