University police are continuing to investigate the sexual assault that took place on July 10 at the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house, although no one had been arrested as of Friday. Read more...
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July 25, 10:50 pm
University police investigate possible suspect in July 10 sexual assault
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July 25, 10:46 pm
Academic Senate eliminates one GE science lab requirement for classes of 2013 to 2015
The Academic Senate convened this summer to subtract a lab class from the General Education science requirements, review accreditation and set goals for the coming year. Read more...
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July 21, 8:10 pm
New United States Student Association campaigns focus on legislation
The same lawn at UCLA where hundreds of students protested the fee hikes in November was the setting on Monday for the United States Student Association, the only nationwide campaigning group devoted to promoting student’s rights. Read more...
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July 19, 3:37 pm
United States Student Association holds 63rd annual Congress at UCLA
As a junior in high school, Gregory Cendana’s dream university was UCLA. Read more...
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July 19, 3:35 pm
UCPD investigating July 10 sexual assault at Gayley fraternity house
A female student was sexually assaulted at 2:50 a.m. on July 10 at a party at the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house on 613 Gayley Ave. Read more...
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July 18, 10:40 pm
Anderson School’s third annual Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities aims to provide training in small-business management
Kenneth Kraft, a former captain in the Army, stands in the back of a small room in Cornell Hall at the Anderson School of Management. Read more...
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Mike Haynie, professor, creator and national director for Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities, talks to the veterans during the Anderson School of Management’s EBV program. UCLA’s EBV program lasted from July 10 to July 18.
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July 18, 10:35 pm
Professors in summer session classes offer a change of pace
No, this is not happy hour at the local bar down the street. This is UCLA physics professor Raymond Waung’s happy hour where students are welcome to stay an hour after class to ask questions and seek homework help. Read more...