The UCLA Planetarium held its first in-person show since March 2020 on Wednesday. The planetarium, which is on the eighth floor of the Mathematical Sciences Building, was finished in 1957. Read more...
Photo: The UCLA Planetarium reopened for in-person shows Wednesday after more than a year of virtual events. The public shows, run by astronomy graduate students, are free of charge and last around an hour. (Daily Bruin file photo)
The UCLA Library curated more than two dozen programs for the fall quarter, including workshops on how to write a literature review and develop a research plan, to welcome the UCLA community back to campus. Read more...
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UCLA will transition learning management systems to host all courses via Canvas on Bruin Learn by winter. A learning management system is a web-based software that manages course materials and resources for institutions, instructors and students. Read more...
Photo: By winter, UCLA will fully transition from CCLE to Bruin Learn, which is hosted on the learning management system Canvas. (Lauren Kim/Daily Bruin)
The Market at the UCLA Store in Ackerman Union will be accepting CalFresh soon. CalFresh provides monthly food benefits to low-income Californians and is California’s state-supervised and county-operated version of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, according to the CalFresh website. Read more...
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Students expressed and responded to concerns over the Undergraduate Students Association Council office’s director stipend proposal for the year. Public Comments: Arsh Gupta, chairman of the Associated Students UCLA Board of Directors, shared the Big Ideas Contest, which gives students the opportunity to win up to $20,000 for an idea that has a positive social impact. Read more...
Barbra Streisand is funding the creation of a new UCLA institute focused on researching and fighting against societal issues in the world and community. On Oct. Read more...
Photo: Barbra Streisand donated to UCLA’s Division of Social Sciences to establish an institute with four research centers that aim to address societal issues. (David Rimer/Assistant Photo editor)
UCLA will be required to provide free menstrual products to students beginning with the 2022-2023 school year, according to a new bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Oct. Read more...
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