Category Archives: Editorials

The University of California Board of Regents needs to improve its process of approving capital projects on its campuses, especially expensive and controversial ones such as the UCLA Luskin Conference and Guest Center.

It’s easy to be skeptical when you hear that the University of California Office of the President is spending $850,000 on a gelato truck that is touring our state.

The new bicycle lane in the Strathmore tunnel was a logical step for a campus looking to become more environmentally friendly and looking to educate the community about bicycle safety.

An advisory committee is set up to do just that ““ advise.

While the state’s recently passed “Student Athlete Bill of Rights” establishes some much-needed guidelines for how student-athletes should be treated, the scope of the legislation is not great enough to enact actual change.

The undergraduate student government has failed, once again, to appoint an Election Board chair in a manner consistent with its bylaws.

According to Undergraduate Students Association Council bylaws, an Election Board chair ““ who oversees student government elections ““ must be appointed before the first week of fall quarter.

With important measures such as Proposition 30 on California’s ballot and a presidential election that will shape future national and economic policies, students must make their voices heard this November.