UCLA alumnus and Nobel Prize winner Randy Schekman will speak at the UCLA College of Letters and Science’s commencement ceremonies in June, according to a UCLA statement released on Monday. Read more...
Photo: Randy Schekman, a UCLA alumnus and Nobel Prize winner, is set to speak at multiple UCLA College of Letters and Science’s commencement ceremonies this June. (UCLA Newsroom)
The Associated Students UCLA Board of Directors approved a proposal Friday to install six reclining chairs in the Kerckhoff Hall study lounge. The board approved the proposal in a 10-0 vote after a discussing the cost and function of the chairs and how they would fit in the space provided. Read more...
A nonprofit organization created by members of the UCLA community is looking for volunteers to teach English and math to students in Africa in upcoming months. Read more...
Black-and-white checkered boards cover the tables in John Wooden Center’s games lounge as the UCLA Chess Club gathers to practice and strategize. On a center table, the team sets up one of its favorite boards – a blue and red platform that is played with toy human chess pieces dressed as USC and UCLA football players. Read more...
Photo: Galt Dunn, a third-year psychobiology student, plays on a special chess set checkered with UCLA and USC colors and covered with toy human football players. (Joseph Chan/Daily Bruin)
UCLA’s undergraduate student government decided to form a committee Tuesday to review last week’s meeting regarding a divestment resolution and make suggestions for the best procedures the council should follow if faced with such a controversial vote again. Read more...
The Daily Bruin has waited 112 days for public records pertaining to the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s hiring processes. The records request was filed on Nov. Read more...
The Daily Bruin has decided not to live stream Tuesday night’s meeting of the Undergraduate Students Association Council because of cyberbullying and harassment of students using The Bruin’s footage following the Feb. Read more...
