Professor Albert Courey has been watching UCLA class sizes increase for at least the past year. Read more...
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January 17, 2:14 am
UCLA students, alumni joins City Year Los Angeles’ service day honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
The words "Dream Big" covered the once plain, dirty walls of Los Angeles Academy Middle School. Read more...
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UCLA students and alumni joined more than 1,000 volunteers for City Year Los Angeles’ service day on Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday.
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January 17, 2:12 am
Dykstra residents to move into new De Neve residential halls in February
The students who call Dykstra Hall "home" will clear out their closets, take down their movie posters and relocate their lives to another dorm in about one month. Read more...
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Dykstra Hall residents are scheduled to move out of their building and into the new De Neve residential halls, named Holly and Gardenia, next month, as Dykstra undergoes renovations.
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January 17, 2:08 am
USAC requests $100,000 from ASUCLA to sustain its student group programming funds
The undergraduate student government is requesting $100,000 from the Associated Students UCLA Board of Directors to sustain its rapidly dwindling student group programming funds for the rest of the academic year. Read more...
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January 17, 2:06 am
Students create software projects for disabled persons in Code for a Cause competition
Kyle Morton blindfolded himself and tried playing Sudoku. Read more...
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Third-year computer science student Kyle Morton programs a blind-accessible Sudoku game with his teammates for Code for a Cause.
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January 17, 2:02 am
Ricardo Legorreta, Tom Bradley International Hall architect and former UCLA professor, dies
Ricardo Legorreta, the architect of Tom Bradley International Hall and a former visiting professor at UCLA, died on Dec. 30, of liver cancer. He was 80. Read more...
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January 14, 2:54 pm
Engineering teaching assistant holds office hours in tent by Bruin Bear
Alvin Chen sat cross-legged in the tent with one hand gripping a picket sign and the other scrolling on a laptop computer. Read more...
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Graduate teaching assistant Alvin Chen, center, talks to students with questions about an assignment in his mechanical and aerospace engineering class on smart grid technology. He decided to hold his office hours in a tent by the Bruin Bear.