[Online Exclusive]: Syracuse provost may be the next UCLA chancellor

UC officials and those involved in the search for the next chancellor have not confirmed or denied a report in the Los Angeles Times that named Deborah Freund, provost at Syracuse University, the sole remaining candidate to replace Chancellor Albert Carnesale. According to the Times, Freund is in final negotiations with university officials about taking […]

Journalist to speak on benefits of news blogs

Correction appended In the world of Internet blogging, where personal entries go uncensored and a great deal of information is shared, an increasing number of journalists and self-proclaimed reporters have jumped on the blogging bandwagon, reporting news in a variety of different locations. But blogging has sparked debate among scholars, journalists and experts, as the […]

[A Closer Look]: Students fight anti-immigration legislation

It was the first day of instruction Monday and Jenny Galvez was preparing to help organize a nationwide “day of action” about the immigration reform bills in Congress, in addition to preparing for all her new classes. Student activists like Galvez, the chairwoman of MEChA, came back from spring break ready to address how several […]

Chancellor’s main concerns are money matters

While the University of California guidelines do not dictate how much time should be allocated to any one aspect of managing the university, the distribution and raising of funds tend to occupy most of the chancellor’s time. Because the organization of the administration is such that managing different aspects of the campus are divided among […]

Makeup of university leaders changing

Although UCLA has historically been headed by a white male, national trends suggest an increase in minority and female university chief executives, which may have implications for the replacement of Chancellor Albert Carnesale. Based on a study conducted by the American Council of Education, in recent decades there has been an increase in the number […]