Undergraduate student government officer Omar Arce will be charged with three counts of sexual battery, one count of battery and one count of false imprisonment at his arraignment Friday afternoon, according to a Los Angeles City Attorney’s office spokesman. If he is convicted of all charges, he could face a maximum sentence of four and a half […]
Category Archives: Student Government
Councilmembers raise concerns over budget report accuracy
Members of the undergraduate student government have expressed concerns about the clarity of a budget report released in March, which detailed how each undergraduate student government office has spent its money this school year.
USAC to revisit elections calendar amid voting period concerns
Undergraduate student government officials plan to reconsider an elections calendar they approved last quarter after some expressed concerns about a shortened voting time span. Polls are currently set to open for three days in May for the Undergraduate Students Association Council elections, though voting periods generally lasted four days in recent years. The USAC elections […]
USAC officer arrested on charges of false imprisonment
An undergraduate student council member was arrested by university police Wednesday on a charge of false imprisonment.
USAC Recap – April 1
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA’s undergraduate students. Council meetings are held on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students Agenda With a 10-0-1 vote, the council allocated $1,500 in discretionary funds to cover the costs of promotional materials for the 7,000 in […]
Students to help choose UCLA’s vice chancellor of diversity
Four months after announcing a new vice chancellor for diversity, UCLA is looking for two students to be on a committee to find someone to fill the position. The new search and advisory committee, which administrators expect to finalize by the end of spring quarter, will aid the university in a search for the new […]
Variety of candidates in GSA election raises competition
Students running for office in next week’s graduate student government elections will see contested races for the first time in several years. The Graduate Students Association, the representative governing body for UCLA’s graduate and professional schools, currently has two slates campaigning for positions on next year’s council. Slates are a group of students who run […]