Undergraduate student government leaders continue to apply for and receive funding for student programs, despite the fund's dwindling cash resources. Read more...
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January 19, 1:18 am
Student groups at UCLA must pay more because of dwindling USAC surplus
Tierra Moore made sure she worked 40 hours a week during winter break. The extra money helped supplement the funding of events for her group, the Afrikan Student Union. Read more...
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January 19, 1:16 am
UCLA Health System workers amass change for a priceless cause in Operation Mend
Robert Minich picked up a penny off the ground and dropped it back into the pail of coins he gripped in his hands. Read more...
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Senior Superintendent of Health System Facilities Robert Minich holds a stack of coins in front of the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. UCLA Health System Facilities collects coins in the fountain at the UCLA hospital and donates them to Operation Mend.
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January 19, 1:14 am
UC Students Association and USAC aim to streamline financial aid appeal process
Increasing accessibility to financial aid appeals and creating a holistic financial aid process are the foci of an initiative targeting improvements to University of California financial aid by the University of California Students Association in partnership with UCLA's Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...
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January 19, 1:10 am
Alumnus, longtime UCLA network engineer Christopher Thomas dies of cancer
Christopher Thomas, a UCLA network engineer of 40 years, died of colon cancer on Dec. 29. He was 67. Read more...
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Christopher Thomas
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January 18, 1:55 am
Paying for out-of-state tuition
Ryan McNagny could have attended an in-state college. He was accepted to the highly ranked Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, a three-hour drive away from his hometown, Fort Wayne. Read more...
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Ryan McNagny is an out-of-state student from Indiana. He has seen his tuition fees increase by 24.3 percent since coming to UCLA in 2009.
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January 18, 1:54 am
Proposed 2012-2013 budget may change GPA requirements for Cal Grants
Gov. Jerry Brown has proposed changes to Cal Grant funding in his recently released 2012-2013 budget, which may make it more difficult for students to obtain Cal Grant tuition aid. Read more...