Legislators maintained full funding for Pell Grants in last week's deal to avoid a credit default by the United States, but this came at the expense of programs that subsidize graduate student loans and lower payments on federal student loans. Read more...
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August 2, 10:33 pm
USAC Recap ““ Aug. 2
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA's undergraduate students. Read more...
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August 1, 1:42 am
Anderson School of Management hosts Entrepreneurial Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities
The UCLA Anderson School of Management's fourth annual Entrepreneurial Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities held its graduation dinner Saturday at the Bel-Air Country Club. Read more...
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Senior Associate Dean Al Osborne talks to the participants of the Entrepreneurial Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities hosted at UCLA.
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August 1, 1:38 am
Changing Lanes
A Web-based program launched by UCLA Transportation in mid-July is offering incentives for Bruins to commute to campus in an environmentally friendly manner. Read more...
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August 1, 1:33 am
Recent NIH grant funds UCLA HIV research with aims to find a cure through inactive cells
Matthew Marsden stands in front of a fume hood that pumps a layer of protective air between himself and his experiments and continuously draws the air inside through HEPA filters, self-sanitizing with UV light between experiments. Read more...
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UCLA AIDS Institute researcher Matthew Marsden is helping to work for a cure against HIV at the Biomedical Sciences Research Building.
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August 1, 1:29 am
John E. Anderson, namesake of UCLA's school of management, dies of pneumonia at 93
John E. Anderson, namesake of the UCLA Anderson School of Management and a prominent California businessman, died at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on Friday. Read more...
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John E. Anderson
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July 25, 2:16 am
UCLA associate nursing professor sets up Wound REACH Foundation
Conditions were far from modern or sanitary in the hospital in Haiti. The floor was dirt, the walls were the corners of a tent and Barbara Bates-Jensen had an influx of 75 to 100 patients a day. Read more...
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Barbara Bates-Jensen, left, an associate professor of nursing at UCLA, acted as the chief of wound care in Port-au-Prince after the 7.0 earthquake in Haiti in 2010.
Courtesy of Barbara Bates-Jensen