This post was updated Nov. 8 at 4:05 p.m. A 63-year-old man died after falling from the UCLA Biomedical Library on Oct. 28. The Los Angeles County coroner identified the death as a suicide. Read more...
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October 28, 3:00 pm
63-year-old dies after falling from UCLA Biomedical Library
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October 27, 9:18 pm
CSO Evening Van Service may pick up a mobile app for efficiency
Students are dissatisfied with the campus van service that picks students up in the evening, according to a survey administered by undergraduate student leaders. The USAC Facilities Commission gathered testimony from students who used the Community Service Officer Evening Van Service over the past two weeks and shared their findings at a meeting Thursday. Read more...
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October 27, 9:18 pm
UCLA law school offers two full-tuition scholarship programs
The UCLA School of Law launched two scholarship programs beginning in fall 2017 that will cover full tuition for students. The school announced the scholarship programs on Oct. Read more...
Photo: The UCLA School of Law will provide scholarships that will cover tuition for qualified applicants who make a commitment to attend UCLA Law through an early-decision application process or high-achieving applicants who have overcome significant hurdles in life. (Daily Bruin file photo)
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October 27, 7:36 pm
Photo: Wanda Coleman’s papers on display at Charles E. Young Research Library
Poet Wanda Coleman’s papers will now be publicly available at the UCLA Library Special Collections. The Charles E. Young Research Library held a reception for the collection Thursday, featuring writers such as Tisa Bryant, Harryette Mullen and Austin Straus, Coleman’s husband. Read more...
Photo: An event was held at the Charles E. Young Research Library on Thursday to celebrate the life and works of the poet Wanda Coleman. (Hannah Burnett/Daily Bruin)
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October 27, 10:46 am
CPO plans to increase math tutoring for underrepresented students
Students struggling in math and science courses will soon have increased access to one-on-one tutoring with math counselors. The Community Programs Office plans to open the Math Success Program this quarter for underrepresented students in math and science fields, said CPO Director Antonio Sandoval. Read more...
Photo: The Community Programs Office will use $25,000 to open the Math Success Program for underrepresented students in math and science fields. (April Hoang/Daily Bruin senior staff)
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October 27, 10:43 am
UCLA Secrets provides outlet to anguished, but can have negative effects
UCLA students can anonymously share their darkest secrets online with the touch of a button. On the UCLA Secrets Facebook page, students submit posts about their beliefs, experiences with anxiety and even posts to find their crush on campus. Read more...
Photo: (Rachel Zhu/Daily Bruin)
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October 26, 5:39 pm
Academic Affairs Commission holds ‘Stress Free Day’ event
USAC Academic Affairs Commission held a Stress Free Day for students Tuesday evening at Bruin Plaza. Students gathered from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to pet the puppies ranging from Dachshunds to Yorkies. Read more...
Photo: Students played with puppies and grabbed free bluebooks and scantrons in Bruin Plaza during the Academic Affairs Commission’s Stress Free Day on Tuesday. (Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin)