A banquet event designed to help students understand the similarities and differences between the Hindu and Jewish cultures will take place on the Hill Thursday night. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
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March 13, 1:30 am
USAC to hold Hindu and Jewish collaboration banquet
Campus, News, Student Government
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March 12, 2:25 am
USAC Recap – March 11
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA’s undergraduate students. Council meetings are held on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students. Read more...
Campus, News
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March 11, 6:56 pm
WATCH LIVE: Undergraduate student government meeting
Editor’s note: During the public comments section of the meeting, the camera will not show the faces of public commenters because of previous issues with cyberbullying online. Read more...
Crime, News
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March 11, 11:57 am
Backpack found after it was reported stolen by UCPD
This post and headline was updated at 11:51 p.m. A student recently found his missing backpack, which he reported stolen to university police. UCPD originally reported that an unknown person entered the student’s room in Saxon Suites between 6 p.m. Read more...
News, Westwood
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March 10, 1:53 am
Road to recovery for Westwood still rough despite measures undertaken
Businesses in Westwood don’t often stay for long. Since February 2010, at least 111 fast-food shops, restaurants, retail stores and service businesses in the Village have shut their doors, while 100 new ones opened. Read more...
Photo: Businesses have come and gone through Westwood at a relatively high rate. Westwood officials have been working on revitalizing the area for several years. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin)
Campus, News
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March 10, 1:31 am
Hollywood writer and producer, UCLA alumnus Stanley Rubin dies at 96
Stanley Rubin, a UCLA alumnus and longtime film and television writer and producer, died on March 2 of natural causes in his Hollywood Hills home. He was 96 years old. Read more...
Photo: Stanley Rubin was the editor in chief of the Daily Bruin for the 1936-37 school year. (Daily Bruin file photo)
News
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March 10, 1:09 am
SAT redesigned to better reflect high school coursework
The College Board recently announced an extensive redesign of the SAT, but it remains unclear how the changes could affect University of California admissions. Among the most significant changes that will go into effect in spring 2016, the test’s essay will become optional and the exam will return to its former 1,600 point grading scale from the current 2,400 point scale. Read more...