Third-year psychology student Happy Ali has lived a rough life, from dropping out of school at an early age to losing a child, yet he still manages to keep an optimistic perspective. Read more...
Photo: (Matthew Fernandez/Daily Bruin)
Third-year psychology student Happy Ali has lived a rough life, from dropping out of school at an early age to losing a child, yet he still manages to keep an optimistic perspective. Read more...
Photo: (Matthew Fernandez/Daily Bruin)
The UCLA Faculty Center Nominations and Election Committee presented a slate for next year’s Board of Governors presidential positions consisting of current presidents last week, instead of considering nominations by general members. Read more...
The University of California’s investment portfolios yielded a 7.1 percent net positive return for the period ending in March, according to a report presented at a regents committee meeting. Read more...
The Graduate Student Association is the voice of graduate students on campus. The association meets for forum every three weeks and takes positions on current issues affecting graduate students. Read more...
World In-Sight was a way for Clarissa Rodriguez to combine her passion for Russian culture and her drive to help people with disabilities in Russia. The International Student Association at UCLA hosted World In-Sight, a multicultural fair aimed to showcase cultures from different parts of the world. Read more...
Photo: About 25 student groups participated in the second annual World In-Sight fair hosted by the International Student Association Wednesday. (Kristen Payne/Daily Bruin)
Architect Roger Sherman founded cityLAB, a research and design center at UCLA, with his colleague Dana Cuff after realizing a need for an outlet for UCLA architecture students and faculty to solve contemporary urban problems. Read more...
Photo: Architecture and urban design adjunct professor Roger Sherman who co-founded cityLAB, a research and design center at UCLA, will be speaking at the TEDxUCLA conference. (Kristen Payne/Daily Bruin)
The Cap and Gown Rental Project loaned 17 of its 20 caps and gowns in less than an hour when it opened on May 19. The rental period was intended to last until May 22, but ended early after all the graduation gear was rented out on May 20. Read more...
Photo: Former undergraduate student government councilmember Manjot Singh (right) established the Cap & Gown Rental Project last year. (Eva Sidhu/Daily Bruin)