Springer, a fourth-year political science student is one of five students who won the True Bruin Distinguished Senior Scholarship Award, a sum of up to $5,000 given to students who exemplify integrity and service.
The wall itself, purely as a visual, “sends a negative message to one of our biggest trade partners, but most [politicians] won’t go through with it because of the massive expense,” said Matt Barreto, professor of political science and Chicana/o studies at UCLA.
Perhaps the toughest choice the career diplomat ever had to make pitted his career against his pride as an African-American man.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson says he lost votes to Sen. Ted Cruz in Monday’s Iowa caucus because of rumors he says Cruz staffers spread about him leaving the race.
Schneider, who has covered every U.S. and British general election in the past 40 years, asked Cameron whether he recalled the 1974 election, ready to discuss the only election in British history that did not produce a majority.
Second-year political science student Wong listened to this advice and decided to use his love of photography to help UCLA students by taking free professional photos around campus for their LinkedIn profiles. “If I’m doing you a favor and it’s going to help you become a better person or do something more with your life, then I’m […]
What “The Party Decides” could get wrong about Donald Trump and the GOP.
Yoomi Chin, a Ph.D. student at UCLA, has created a startup with a friend that offers an app that helps instructors take class attendance while also helping students keep track of course requirements and deadlines. But the app has a twist: The higher the class attendance, the larger the donation the startup makes to a […]
As the Presidential Election countdown is underway, voters continue to expect new experiences as they look to vote on their terms – but will this increase voter engagement? Technology has enhanced many aspects of our daily lives – but what about the process of voting? This exciting panel discussion will focus on the age-old question: […]
