Author Archives: Wafiqah Basrai

Staff, community members and student leaders from various political, cultural and advocacy groups met on Tuesday to discuss California’s goals for higher education.

In order to ease the impact of recent and anticipated budget cuts, the Chancellor’s Enrollment Advisory Committee is looking closely at a variety of options dealing with admissions, including declining the rate of transfer students admitted into the university in favor of more out-of-state and international students.

Jessica Ngo, a fourth-year economics student, still recalls her freshman General Education cluster to be one of the best classes she has taken at UCLA.
Creating the GE clusters was an initiative UCLA started 10 years ago to be reaccredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.

Nikki Sanders has never owned a credit card.

Andrew Chao placed the two-foot-long car, covered in green circuit boards, on a line of wire and off the car went ““ no motor, no controller.

Brian Navarro was driving back from work when he heard on the radio that same-sex marriage was legalized in California. He started to cry amid the traffic.

Even though he was only four when he moved from Italy to America, Andrew Viterbi grew up in a Jewish household surrounded by Italian culture.