Category Archives: Editorials

The GRE is changing.

Please do not panic.

This might be a good thing “”mdash; at least in the long term.

The California Supreme Court will soon decide on a case that is about much more than tuition rates for undocumented students “”mdash; it is about keeping the doors open to all Californian students who have earned their way into the UC system, regardless of their citizenship.

AB 540, a state law offering in-state fees to undocumented students who graduated from California high schools, is under attack in the courts.

UCLA is inexorably tied to John Wooden, as Wooden is to the school he helped guide to 10 national championships.

It is no secret that California’s budget is in the red.

Cut costs more intelligently, the president said.

Fostering a lasting sense of duty and commitment to service comes from engaging our student population in rewarding and impactful community service. Such opportunities are hardly achievable when offered in a congested Volunteer Day filled with arbitrary activities.

In a system as large as the University of California, change often comes with much difficulty or too slowly.