Undocumented students applying to public California universities can now receive the state-funded financial aid they deserve ““ but there is still work to be done.
On Saturday morning, Gov.
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California Senate Bill 185 should not be passed into law
A muddled bill that calls on University of California and California State University campuses to consider race, ethnicity and gender when reviewing undergraduate and graduate applications should not be passed into law.
_Money being spent by UCLA Transportation on electric vehicle charging stations could be better used in other ways_
After receiving electronic vehicle charging stations through a federal grant, UCLA Transportation has already spent $40,000 installing only two chargers.
State audit highlights need for further oversight of student fees, clear definition of 'core funding'
Different interpretations of the use of student fees recently have highlighted a need for greater student oversight and clarification of the appropriate use of these fees once approved.
Campuses should mobilize leadership to keep UC system affordable, accessible in wake of proposed 9.6 percent tuition increase
At no time in the history of the University of California has the prospect of funding the system fallen so heavily on the backs of students and families.
Laying off instructors while admitting a larger freshman class is counterproductive
Teaching ought to be the backbone of UCLA’s mission as a world-class public university.
UCLA Housing should focus on affordability on the Hill rather than availability to upper-classmen
Guaranteeing four years of on-campus housing may seem enticing to incoming freshmen and their parents, but most students end up moving away from the Hill after their second year.