The marine snail's siphon, a tube-like organ used for breathing, contracted for about a second when touched. Read more...
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May 4, 12:37 am
Pro-life advocate Ma’May Faucher uses personal story, videos to educate about abortion consequences
Ma'May Faucher, a pro-life advocate, spoke at UCLA on Tuesday about her personal experience with abortion in an event hosted by pro-life student group Live Action. Read more...
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Ma’May Faucher from the Center of Bio-Ethical Reform is speaking about her personal experience with abortion and how she became involved with the pro-life movement in Royce Hall on 5/3.
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May 4, 12:34 am
Federal funding for UCLA stem cell research continues after court decision in ongoing case of Sherley v. Sebelius*
Embryonic stem cell research at UCLA will continue to receive federal funding as part of a decision made by a federal court of appeals last week. Read more...
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May 3, 12:33 am
Lauren Jow appointed as 2011-2012 editor in chief
Lauren Jow, a Daily Bruin slot editor and third-year English student, has been appointed as editor-in-chief of the Daily Bruin for 2011-2012. Jow was the sole applicant for the position. Read more...
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Lauren Jow was appointed as next year’s editor in chief of the Daily Bruin.
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May 3, 12:30 am
Swart withdraws from race, endorses Resnick
Adam Swart, an independent candidate, dropped out of the undergraduate student elections Monday and now endorses presidential candidate Emily Resnick and the Bruins United slate. Read more...
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Adam Swart
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May 3, 12:28 am
New mineral unearthed and named after UCLA professor
By accident, Alan Rubin, a researcher at UCLA, and Byeon-Gak Choi, a researcher from Seoul National University discovered the smallest mineral in existence. Read more...
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May 3, 12:27 am
Nursing school graduates secure jobs despite suffering economy
Recent California nursing graduates have had trouble finding jobs this year, according to a study conducted by a major California health institute. However, students of the UCLA School of Nursing are finding that they are not as affected by this recent trend. "It's not that our graduates aren't finding jobs, they (are) …. it just may not be their primary choice," said Courtney Lyder, the dean of the UCLA School of Nursing. Read more...