Pauley Pavilion will honor John Wooden for the final time on June 26, when a public memorial service for the late coach is scheduled to take place. Read more...
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June 11, 5:28 pm
UPDATED: Pauley Pavilion public memorial service for John Wooden set for Saturday
Crime, News, Westwood
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June 10, 6:41 pm
Spring quarter’s Undie Run takes place despite lack of official university sponsorship
They ebbed and flowed, some sporting bikinis and others in boy shorts. Each time the crosswalk's little white man was illuminated, a fresh mob of sprinters haphazardly made its way through the Strathmore Drive and Gayley Avenue intersection while chants of "U-C-L-A" and boisterous 8-claps echoed in the midnight air. Read more...
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June 9, 2:20 pm
USAC Recap
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA’s undergraduate students. Council meetings are Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students. Read more...
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June 8, 12:07 pm
College of Letters and Science commencement ceremony to honor John Wooden
Friday's commencement ceremony at Drake Stadium will honor John Wooden, the legendary UCLA basketball coach who died June 4. Read more...
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June 6, 11:10 pm
Student group will travel to Vietnam to provide basic health care, promote education
Pierced in Steven Pham's mind is the surreal sight of a physically disabled caretaker who drags herself around with her hands. Read more...
Photo: Steven Pham and Nancy Vo will travel to Vietnam in September with Medical, Educational Missions and Outreach to provide medical assistance to Vietnamese children.
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June 6, 11:08 pm
Researching the impact of melting ice sheet in Greenland
The first time Vena Chu drove a stick shift car was two years ago on a narrow cliff side road in Greenland, heading toward a four- or five-story-tall sheet of pure ice. Read more...
Photo: Graduate student Vena Chu will be conducting research in Greenland this summer on the impact of the melting ice sheet on the world’s oceans.
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June 6, 11:04 pm
Geolocators key into birds’ migratory habits
In a mountainous, forested region of British Columbia, songbirds will arrive for the summer breeding season, outfitted with tiny devices that have been tracking their migration patterns for the past year. Read more...
Photo: The hermit thrush returns to British Columbia each summer to breed and take advantage of food availabilities.