Concert looks to replace Black Sunday

Black Sunday, a block party hosted by campus fraternities, used to welcome UCLA students back to school on the first Sunday of fall quarter. Last October, UCLA fraternities lost the privilege of holding Black Sunday when the Interfraternity Council, which governs the 20 national and international fraternities on campus, suspended the event. Black Sunday will […]

Online exclusive: Construction builds on campus

If there is one constant presence on campus, it’s construction. With changes being made to buildings and structures across the university at all times, student complaints involving construction are inevitable. “Construction impacts everyone at UCLA,” said Tom LaVanne, director for campus construction management services at Capital Programs, the main source of campus construction planning and […]

Student pays for education with work, financial aid

Having the financial means to get through college may not be an issue for some students, but for Edna Cordova, getting to graduation meant finding the money for school. Cordova spent her five years at UCLA working two jobs and accepting financial aid offers. At the same time, she attended classes to fulfill her double […]