When you exit the Hedrick Hall elevator and enter the fifth
floor on the northern side, you can see big posters advertising
typical dorm events such as “Food ‘N Fotos” night
and the Leadership Intern Program.

Especially during finals, coffee can be the ultimate source of energy for students looking to pull all-nighters. But whether it is taken as an espresso, a cappuccino, or a cafe au lait, coffee’s consumption can have a much wider impact than just stimulating the nerve cells of its drinkers.

Most students find it easy to stroll through the UCLA Store to
look for T-shirts and mugs they want to buy, but the same walk can
turn into an exhausting trip for those in wheelchairs who have to
navigate through a maze of sweatshirt racks that are sometimes
placed close together.

Students who look forward to having their say on products they
purchase on campus will soon have a chance to sit down to discuss
their ideas directly with restaurant and store managers.

The face of the largest student-run campus enterprise is
evolving to respond to a projected decrease in enrollment figures
and a recent turnover in its leadership.

Students lunching on campus might soon find themselves watching
shows produced by fellow students if a plan to expand the
student-run television channel is successful.
UCLA Student Media hopes to broaden viewership of UCLAtv Channel
29 by placing television screens at campus eateries.

No urban legend or karma seems capable of explaining the
curious effects the 700-square-foot space nestled between the
information booth and textbook section of Ackerman Union seems to
have on businesses.

Associated Students of UCLA may need to redraw its plan to
revamp on-campus food service locations due to a potential
shortfall of students who will be enrolled at the university in the
next five years.

The UCLA College named Patricia O’Brien, current dean of
the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences at the
University of California at Riverside, as its executive dean
Tuesday.

In the coming months, farmworkers, student activists and
community members protesting Taco Bell’s buying practices
will set out from Immokalee, Florida, on a cross-country tour that
will end in front of the restaurant’s headquarters in Irvine,
California.