The United States Department of Energy has chosen UCLA Professor and Chancellor Emeritus Dr. Albert Carnesale to serve on a high-level national commission that will take a strategic look at America's nuclear waste production. Read more...
The United States Department of Energy has chosen UCLA Professor and Chancellor Emeritus Dr. Albert Carnesale to serve on a high-level national commission that will take a strategic look at America's nuclear waste production. Read more...
Students who originally choose to enter science, technology, engineering, or mathematics majors graduate at lower rates than students in other fields, according to a nationwide survey given to more than 200,000 freshmen students. Read more...
The newly completed university police office on Westwood Boulevard opened its doors on Monday after the old building was demolished and rebuilt in the same location, said UCPD spokesperson Nancy Greenstein. Read more...
On March 1, the University of California Student Association plans to notify Sacramento that funding higher education should be a priority. Read more...
Gov. Arnold Scharzenegger recently proposed building a second level to Los Angeles' 405 Freeway, which Caltrans considers to be the busiest in the state. Read more...
A new DNA study of the famous mummy of Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun, or King Tut, and 11 other royal mummies reveals that he most likely died of complications from malaria and bone necrosis and also helps to determine relations in the royal line. Read more...
Although it is currently off the legislative docket, a Utah bill is causing Californians to question a potential phasing out of the high school senior year. Read more...