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Political science research grants may face drop
UCLA’s political science research projects may soon be at risk, with the looming threat of large cuts to federal grant funding. MAY 18
Vote for General Education diversity requirement further postponed
A vote to impose a university-wide requirement approved by students last spring has been postponed until winter quarter. NOV 18
UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability’s Leaders in Sustainability Program offers certificates in environmental fields, educates students on current issues
The Graduate Student Association’s Leaders in Sustainability program, in its fourth year of operation, is vying to reach out to a growing pool of interested students about its environmental-emphasis certification program. OCT 19
UCLA uses student input to locate Wi-Fi dead zones to begin improving Internet connection
To strategically expand wireless Internet coverage, UCLA is using student input to map out Wi-Fi dead zones on campus. The map, which will pinpoint the best and worst zones for wireless connection on campus, will help Information Technology Services locate areas at UCLA that need improved signal strength. OCT 18
UC system seeks further alumni donations
Nancy Korb graduated from UCLA more than 28 years ago, but she still regularly spends time with her former roommate from UCLA. OCT 7
- Bruin Guardian Scholars Program hopes to empower high school foster students to attend college SEP 27
- Volunteer Day brings new students together SEP 22
- Bruins get a warm welcome back with full week of events SEP 16
- 'Challenge 45' degree restructuring near completion after almost half of College majors reduce the number of required courses SEP 16
- UCLA alumnus Lowell Milken gives law school $10 million AUG 15
- UCLA Health System intensifies medical record security following a $865,000 settlement for high-profile violations of patient privacy JUL 11
- UCLA Extension partners with Encore Career Institute to form online education company geared toward assisting baby boomers JUN 27
- California DREAM Act's AB 131 passed by Senate Education Committee, will be voted on by full Senate JUN 27
- Office of Student Affairs adopt new structures, goals in response to changes in employment JUN 27
- Q&A: Peace Corps director, commencement speaker Aaron Williams emphasizes UCLA graduates' responsibility to serve community JUN 12
- Summer school enrollment levels see increase in international students and first-year admits MAY 31
- Civic engagement minor combines hands-on volunteer work with academics MAY 31
- UCLA renovations on the Hill stimulate local construction industry despite tough economic conditions MAY 25
- USAC shifts duties to new council amid concerns over unity as power transfers to Bruins United MAY 11
- Majority of students favor proposal to create GE diversity requirement in CUE initiative advisory vote MAY 6
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College of Letters and Science to hold service-themed commencement
Recognizing UCLA’s commitment to service, the College of Letters and Science will hold a service-themed commencement this June, featuring keynote speaker Aaron Williams, director of the Peace Corps.
JAN 11Student groups respond to fund reductions at USAC meeting
More than 30 student group representatives attended the undergraduate student government meeting Tuesday night in response to a 50 percent reduction in funding allocations. In the public comment period, the student group leaders urged the council to continue funding student events as effectively as possible. NOV 23
UCLA School of Law gets $10 million donation from alumnus Lowell Milken
The UCLA School of Law received a $10 million gift Tuesday, the largest in its history. The donation from businessman and education reform advocate Lowell Milken, the school’s Public Service Alumnus of the Year in 2009, will provide funds for a new business law institute, additional student scholarships and faculty retention. The donation has enabled the law school to fulfill and even exceed fundraising goals under its $100 million Campaign for UCLA School of Law, according to a statement from the school. “This critical campaign and the transformative gift from Lowell Milken show that our students, alumni and friends share the vision and values that define us as a great public law school, and their ongoing support will help us to overcome the often dour predictions prompted by the state and national budget crisis,” said Rachel Moran, dean of the UCLA School of Law. AUG 9
First part of California DREAM Act signed into law Monday
Undocumented students in California will soon have financial aid options with Gov. Jerry Brown’s signing of one of two parts of the California DREAM Act into law Monday night. AB 130 allows undocumented students to receive financial aid from private sources in the University of California, California State University and California Community College systems. “Today, signing this DREAM Act is another piece of investment in people, because people are what drives the culture, the economy, the state and our country,” said Brown, minutes before the signing. The bill, authored by Assemblyman Gilbert Cedillo, passed in the Senate on July 14 and will become law on Jan. JUL 25
Protesters in Bruin Plaza voice discontent over UC employment system
Advocating cuts to the University of California administrative ranks, student group UCLA Fights Back mobilized local students, workers and unions as part of a national day of action defending public education. MAR 2
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Anne Sutkowi, left, and Ashley Roberts developed a suicide prevention program for Olympic High School to help kids improve their physical, mental and emotional health.
- California education institutions should back Gov. Brown’s tax initiative · 2 comments
- UCLA surgeon Dr. Christian Head’s lawsuit against UC regents gains support through petition · 2 comments
- Submission: ‘Community and Conflict in the Modern World’ GE requirement must be understood · 3 comments
- Strong Side: Coach John Savage is the driving force behind baseball’s rising success · 1 comment
- Back to USAC: Returning officers to aid with financial issues, guide new councilmembers · 2 comments
- Men's tennis falls to No. 1 USC in NCAA semifinals · 1 comment
- State cap on nonresident students in the UC would be unreasonable · 2 comments
- Senator proposes legislation to cap nonresident enrollment at 10 percent per UC campus · 2 comments
- Michael Wallberg on Senator proposes legislation to cap nonresident enrollment at 10 percent per UC campus
- mcdez on California education institutions should back Gov. Brown’s tax initiative
- mcdez on California education institutions should back Gov. Brown’s tax initiative
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- Goldsmith on Women's volleyball defeats Illinois for team's fourth national title and No. 108 for UCLA
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- lubz on Letter to the editor: Muslim Bruins should be treated with respect
- Abdi on State cap on nonresident students in the UC would be unreasonable
- Both UCLA men's tennis players in NCAA Individual Championships lose in first round ·
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