The Graduate Students Association is the voice of UCLA’s graduate student body. Forum meets every three weeks and takes positions on current issues affecting graduate students on campus. Read more...
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November 14, 7:56 pm
GSA recap – Nov. 12
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November 14, 7:54 pm
USAC recap – Nov. 12
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government representing the undergraduate student body at UCLA. Council meetings take place every week on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Read more...
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November 14, 12:04 pm
USAC President Devin Murphy resigns
This post was updated on Nov. 14 at 4:30 p.m. Undergraduate student government president Devin Murphy resigned from office Friday, saying his job and the campus climate had taken a toll on his mental, emotional and physical health. Read more...
Photo: Devin Murphy took office as the USAC president in spring. (Courtesy of Associated Students UCLA)
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November 14, 10:41 am
UCLA Geffen School of Medicine receives $50M donation
The UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine recently received a $50 million grant from the estate of a wealthy Pacific Palisades couple, the university announced Thursday. Read more...
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November 14, 8:00 am
CALPIRG holds pledge drive to fund campaigns on public interest issues
People with clipboards and bright orange stickers have been calling out to students on Bruin Walk, asking: “Have you pledged CALPIRG yet?” CALPIRG Students, a branch of the California Public Interest Research Group, has chapters on eight University of California campuses, including UCLA. Read more...
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November 14, 7:31 am
Pro-Israel coalition seeks to shift USAC focus back to campus issues
More than 100 students met at Hillel at UCLA Thursday to discuss a strategy to persuade the undergraduate student government to shift its attention away from political and international issues. Read more...
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November 13, 1:12 am
ACM opens Speaker Series with talk by Internet pioneer, UCLA professor
Forty-five years ago, he sent the first ever instant message from the halls of Boelter to a computer in a Stanford lab. The Stanford computer crashed almost instantly, flashing just the letters "LO" before going blank. Read more...
Photo: Leonard Kleinrock, one of the Internet’s early pioneers, spoke to about 30 students in a crowded Boelter Hall classroom Wednesday. (Kailey Rishovd/Daily Bruin)