Sunday, August 16

In the news:

Speaks Out

Several attacks and sexual assaults have taken place on campus in recent months. In your opinion, how safe is UCLA? Tina Oakland Director, The Center for Women & Men "We have fewer reported incidents by far than the rest of the city. Read more...


Groups raise funds for quake victims

By Marcelle Richards Daily Bruin Contributor A 7.6 earthquake shook the nation of El Salvador and loved ones overseas here in the U.S. ““ many of whom make their homes in Los Angeles. Read more...


Regents set to drop tobacco stocks

  Daily Bruin File Photo Regent Judith Hopkinson speaks with Student Regent Justin Fong at a meeting last May. The board meeting continues today. By Benjamin Parke Daily Bruin Reporter SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; A policy to exclude tobacco stocks from the university’s investment portfolio sailed through the UC Board of Regents’ committee on investments Wednesday, encountering no opposition. Read more...


Kennel Crusaders

Photos and Story by Priya Sharma Daily Bruin Staff Closely stacked small cages make up most of the shelter’s interior, accommodating as many animals as possible for as long as they need shelter. Read more...




Globalization research hits public policy school

By Hemesh Patel Daily Bruin Staff In an age of growing Internet technology and fast-paced trade, the term “globalization” has entered the everyday vocabulary. To address and promote a better understanding of the issue, the UCLA School of Public Policy and Social Research launched its Center for Globalization and Policy Research Wednesday. Read more...