Some members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council expressed concern that constitutional bylaws were broken during the approval process of presidential appointments in spring.

The year was 1983 when a young businessman named Howard Schultz sat in an Italian coffee shop and was fascinated with what he saw.

Howard Schultz, chairman, president and CEO of Starbucks Coffee Company, will be at the UCLA Anderson School of Management as a distinguished speaker today, and this evening he will be recognized for his exemplary leadership style and service to the community with the John Wooden Global Leadership Award.

For students who don’t have the luxury of being able to walk to class, carpooling is an attractive alternative to commuting alone.
It’s cost-effective, it’s environmentally friendly, it saves gas ““ the benefits go on and on.

Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is meant to be a time of understanding and respect, and some student leaders said it can also be a time to dispel common stereotypes about Asians.

Every year many high school students must choose among top-tier California schools such as UC Berkeley, USC and UCLA.

The undergraduate student government and the Panhellenic Council are planning to reinstitute SAFERIDE, a program that provides transportation for women who have to walk home in the early hours of the morning.

Greek Week, once a long-forgotten tradition, is back at UCLA this week for its second straight year.

A motion introduced by Councilman Jack Weiss permitting apron parking in the North Village remains at the center of much controversy.

Students in the GE cluster on interracial dynamics were treated to a question-and-answer session with Paul Haggis, the director, writer and producer of the Academy Award-winning film “Crash” on Tuesday afternoon.