#attachment_202260 { margin:5px; } About 100 students met in a Haines Hall classroom Monday to fine-tune the language of a divestment resolution the undergraduate student government will vote on next week. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
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November 12, 1:17 am
SJP members address divestment resolution at town hall meeting
Campus, News
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November 12, 12:55 am
GSA forum to fill vice president of internal affairs seat
The graduate student government is holding a special election on Wednesday to fill its vice president of internal affairs seat, after former student government officer Hope McCoy resigned in September. Read more...
Campus, Crime, News
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November 10, 1:41 pm
Man steals 55 MacBook laptops from YRL
University police are searching for a man wanted for stealing 55 MacBook Pro laptops from the Charles E. Young Research Library early Saturday morning. The laptops were stolen from an equipment loan room on the ground floor that is part of the Campus Library Instructional Computing Commons, police said. Read more...
Photo: University police say a man entered the Charles E. Young Research Library early Saturday morning and stole 55 MacBook Pro laptops. (UCPD)
Campus, News
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November 10, 1:51 am
Students volunteer to combat homelessness on Day of Service
Homelessness has long been an important issue to Anais Munoz, who remembers learning that even her classmates in elementary school had to deal with homelessness. Some of them didn’t have access to indoor plumbing and had to do their homework under streetlights. Read more...
Photo: (Courtesy of Kathleen Yap)
Campus, News
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November 10, 1:31 am
English TA incorporates theater in course to expand perspectives
The original version of this article contained information that was unclear and has been updated. See the bottom of the article for more information. A chorus-led court scene with formally dressed actors and a sentimental closing monologue from the play’s protagonist highlighted the English class’s first performance. Read more...
Campus, News
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November 10, 1:28 am
Indus bridges cultural gaps through Diwali, Eid celebration
Small candles surrounded by gold lattice marked the center of each table in the ballroom. As the night began, men and women sat draped in elegantly flowing robes and scarves that shimmered when they caught the light. Read more...
Photo: Performers take part in Diwali celebrations hosted by UCLA Indus, a cultural organization whose goal is to promote unity among South Asians and educate the UCLA community about South Asian culture, in Ackerman Grand Ballroom Friday night. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin)
Campus, News
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November 7, 9:41 pm
USAC to discuss proposed tuition hike, divestment meeting logistics
The undergraduate student government will hold a special meeting Wednesday to address proposed tuition increases and to confirm the logistics of the Nov. 18 divestment resolution meeting. Read more...