Anderson School of Management students develop networking app

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July 31, 1:12 am

Anderson School of Management students develop networking app

Andrew Bremner didn’t think networking was important for career progression until he witnessed it firsthand at UCLA. That’s why Bremner and Brandon Kessler, graduate students in the UCLA Anderson School of Management, founded Out of Office, a mobile platform that connects professionals through intimately sized networking events and activities. Read more...

Photo: Andrew Bremner and Brandon Kessler founded Out of Office, a mobile platform that connects professionals through networking events and activities. (Chelsea Zhang/Daily Bruin)

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July 27, 11:49 am

UC settles class action lawsuit with payments, vouchers

The University of California announced a settlement to a class action lawsuit Monday that would provide payments and vouchers to certain customers who purchased items from UCLA on-campus stores and medical center cafeterias. Read more...

Photo: (Daily Bruin file photo)

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July 24, 12:47 am

Law students gain firsthand experience through UCLA legal clinics

When Elizabeth Arias delivered an oral argument before the nation’s largest federal appeals court in June, she remembered spending countless hours practicing and preparing for the case. Read more...

Photo: Legal clinics under the UCLA Law School provide a hands-on legal experience for law students and allow them to work on real cases. (Daily Bruin file photo)

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July 24, 12:46 am

Student creates guidebooks exploring colleges from inside perspective

Aaron Yih was relaxing in the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden when a campus tour passing by gave him the idea for a new business. Yih, a rising fourth-year Design | Media Arts student, launched College Visit Co. Read more...

Photo: Aaron Yih, a rising fourth-year Design | Media Arts student, recently launched College Visit Co., which creates college visit guides to give visitors a more complete picture of campus life. (MacKenzie Coffman/Daily Bruin)

Campus, Crime, News

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July 17, 7:52 pm

Incident involving indecent exposure in Ackerman Union reported

University police are searching for a man who inappropriately exposed himself to a man in Ackerman Union. The suspect allegedly exposed himself to a man at 11:20 a.m. Read more...

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July 17, 12:24 am

Students offer input on efforts of immigration advisory council

Several international students said they think the university should pay more attention to issues affecting their community, and hope a new immigration advisory council will help improve their representation on campus. Read more...

Photo: Chancellor Gene Block created an immigration advisory council to help improve communication and representation of international students. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin senior staff)

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July 17, 12:23 am

Heather Roberge appointed as new chair of architecture department

The UCLA Department of Architecture and Urban Design appointed a new chair this month. On July 1 , Heather Roberge succeeded Neil Denari, who was appointed as interim chair last year to replace Hitoshi Abe, the department’s chair from 2007 to 2016. Read more...

Photo: (Courtesy of Heather Roberge)

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