A state appeals court ruled Wednesday that a UCLA political science professor cannot be criminally prosecuted for an alleged conflict of interest after he was involved in the hiring of his wife as a program assistant at the university. Read more...
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August 28, 11:37 pm
Court rules UCLA professor can’t be prosecuted for conflict of interest
Campus, News
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August 27, 11:26 pm
Bruin Bash 2014 to take place at LA Tennis Center
This post was updated on Sept. 1 at 8:15 p.m. UCLA’s annual Bruin Bash concert will downsize its venue from Pauley Pavilion to the Los Angeles Tennis Center for next month’s concert, reducing its capacity by several thousand seats. Read more...
Photo: (Graphic by Amy Tsao, Bruin contributor)
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August 26, 1:16 am
After 6.0-magnitude Napa Valley quake, students recount experiences
UCLA students and Napa residents experienced the strongest earthquake in the Bay Area since 1989 on Sunday, with a 6.0-magnitude quake shaking the town of about 78,000 and beyond. Read more...
Photo: Bricks from a building in downtown Napa fell to the ground Sunday after a 6.0 earthquake shook the town, causing at least $1 billion in damage. (Courtesy of Jenna Joske)
Crime, News
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August 25, 7:04 pm
Police report theft of UCLA student’s phone from fraternity house
A UCLA student’s iPhone was stolen from his room in the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity house on Strathmore Drive over the weekend, police said. An unknown person entered through the student’s unlocked door and took the phone while he was asleep between 11 p.m. Read more...
Crime, News
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August 25, 2:22 pm
One arrest made following two separate peepings on Roebling Avenue
This post was updated July 27, 2025 at 8:51 p.m. to provide retroactive anonymity to a suspect whose charges were later dismissed. Police are searching for a man who was seen peeping into a Roebling Avenue student apartment Friday evening. Read more...
Photo: Two peepings were reported at Roebling Avenue student apartments on Friday and Monday. A 38-year-old man was arrested Monday morning in connection with the second peeping.
News, Video
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August 25, 3:28 am
UCLA alum creates unique style of jeans for nonprofit
Starting a business may be daunting, but for Ryky Tran, UCLA alumnus and founder of Loyal Mission Jeans, anyone who wants to start their own business should give it a try at some point in their life. Read more...
News, Science & Health
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August 25, 2:09 am
Newly developed biosensor can monitor post-surgery disorders
Just as a stomach grumble can indicate hunger, some vibrations of the intestine – many undetectable to the human ear – can indicate whether a person is ready to be fed. Read more...
Photo: William Kaiser (left) and Brennan Spiegel (right) developed a biosensor that monitors stomach noises and can be used to monitor the stomach after surgery. (Courtesy of William Kaiser)