A new diversity course requirement is up for a faculty vote starting Friday, and this time, proponents are hoping it has enough teeth to pass. The requirement would have undergraduate students in the College of Letters and Science take one course at UCLA that takes a deeper look at groups through racial, ethnic or socioeconomic frameworks, among others. Read more...
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Some visitors to the Los Angeles State Historic Park might not notice, but many of the events of the city’s first century took place within eyeshot of the park. Read more...
Photo: Fabian Wagmister demonstrates a mobile website designed to augment the experience of hikers on trails in a park near downtown L.A. (Carolyn Francis/Daily Bruin)
The undergraduate student government Election Board barred two candidates from fliering on campus for all of Thursday after they did not report their campaign spending totals on time. Read more...
Animal rights activists are offering money in exchange for information on student researchers involved in animal experiments at universities in the U.K. and the U.S., including UCLA. Read more...
Candidates and referendum representatives spent about $9,700 campaigning in this week's undergraduate student government election, less than half of what has typically been committed to recent races in the spring. Read more...
The net cost of education for University of California students receiving the federal student aid remained virtually unchanged from 2008 to 2012, despite about a 70 percent hike in tuition during the time, according to a study released last week. Read more...
A few fake tombstones and pictures of those killed by police filled the grass in front of Kerckhoff Hall Wednesday afternoon as students gathered to demonstrate against mass incarceration and police brutality. Read more...
Photo: Students demonstrated in Meyerhoff Park Wednesday afternoon against mass incarceration and police brutality (Angie Wang/Daily Bruin senior staff)
