Janet Liang, UCLA alumna and a prominent figure in the push for more bone marrow donations for Asian Americans, died Sept. 12 in Houston, Texas after a three-year battle with leukemia. Read more...
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Janet Liang
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September 10, 3:30 am
UCLA historian, novelist Alexander Saxton dies at 93
Alexander Saxton, a professor in the history department for more than 20 years and former director of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center, died on Aug. 20 at his home in Lone Pine, Calif. He was 93. Read more...
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September 10, 3:22 am
UCLA student attends Democratic National Convention as delegate
Red, white and blue paraphernalia adorned the arena. Swarms of news crews scattered the floor, as thousands of people, some of them recognizable from major television networks, came together. Read more...
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Madhu Narasimhan, a fourth-year political science student, attended the Democratic National Convention last week as a California delegate.
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September 5, 12:28 am
USAC Recap – Sept. 4
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA's undergraduate students. Council meetings are Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students. Read more...
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September 4, 8:03 am
UCLA staff members dedicate day to coding in first YRL Hackathon
Students buried their heads deep into their textbooks, studying for summer session midterms in the futuristic pods of the remodeled Charles E. Young Research Library. But just a few yards away, about a dozen staff members gathered together, deeply engrossed in their own summer project: the YRL Hackathon. Read more...
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September 4, 1:05 am
Helping hands in Haiti: UCLA student group works to bring educational equity to children in Port-au-Prince
Hundreds of tents constructed from tin and tarp stood before Julia Cashen on the humid summer day. Read more...
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September 4, 1:03 am
Anderson School of Management self-supporting proposal suspended
The UCLA Anderson School of Management's proposal to become financially self-supporting came to a standstill Friday, when a University of California Academic Senate committee decided the program is not eligible to be financially independent under the UC's current policy. Read more...
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A committee in the UC’s Academic Senate voted to halt the Anderson School of Management’s proposal to be financially self-supporting.