Wednesday, September 16

Physicians participate in a protest to denounce the termination of a contract between UCLA and Health Care LA. Nine thousand patients lost access to UCLA Health providers after it failed to renew its contract with Health Care LA, a non-profit group of doctors, on June 30, according to the LA Times. (Chenrui Zhang/Daily Bruin staff)

UCLA physicians protest end of contract providing free care for low-income patients

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This post was updated Sept. 15 at 7:07 p.m. Dozens of physicians protested on campus at noon Tuesday to denounce the termination of a Medi-Cal contract that allowed low-income patients to access UCLA Health services.



UCLA women’s volleyball battles through 3-match road trip, goes 2-1

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Conference play is creeping closer, and the road isn’t getting any easier. UCLA women’s volleyball (6-2) took down Utah State (0-7) in straight sets Sept. 9 before falling to No.


UCLA announces free student tickets for all home football, basketball games

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UCLA students will now receive free admission to all regular-season home football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball games, UCLA Athletics announced Wednesday morning. The policy will take effect Saturday for UCLA football’s second home game of the season against Purdue at the Rose Bowl.


Alumnus Mariska Hargitay hosts 78th Primetime Emmy Awards celebrating TV stars

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This post was updated Sept. 15 at 3:22 p.m. Television’s biggest night unfolded Monday as the industry’s leading performers and creators gathered to recognize another year of work on the small screen.  The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, presented at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, recognized television’s leading programs and performances across comedy, drama and limited series categories – with “Widow’s Bay” emerging as the night’s leading winner with 14 wins, including Best Comedy Series.


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A catalyst for change: Exploring UCLA’s shift away from single-use packaging

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Many Bruins are familiar with the small reminder on the side of their coffee cups instructing them to compost once they get their fill of caffeine.

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