Author Archives: Editorial Board

A provision in the state budget that would freeze tuition for the University of California and California State University poses a large financial risk and is a short-sighted, politically driven approach.

The proposal to turn the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s MBA program into a self-supporting degree program, up for a vote today, has its merits but fails to take into account the implications of unknowns that surround it.

Twenty-five years have passed, but little has changed for student and faculty proponents of a diversity-related requirement in the College of Letters and Science.

With the possibility of more stringent Cal Grant requirements and the threat of rising tuition on the horizon, the thought of funding a University of California education is worrisome.

It has been a fast-paced quarter on top of a busy year, and we have worked to keep you informed about campus issues that we hope are of interest or concern to you.

A state proposal to cap the University of California’s number of nonresident students is both untimely and unreasonable.

What happens to a student on an athletic scholarship if he gets injured and has to quit?