A nonprofit organization created by members of the UCLA community is looking for volunteers to teach English and math to students in Africa in upcoming months. Read more...
Campus, News
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March 5, 1:56 am
One Heart Source nonprofit program sends volunteers to teach in Africa
Campus, News
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March 5, 1:56 am
UCLA students revive Chess Club, hope to recruit more members
Black-and-white checkered boards cover the tables in John Wooden Center’s games lounge as the UCLA Chess Club gathers to practice and strategize. On a center table, the team sets up one of its favorite boards – a blue and red platform that is played with toy human chess pieces dressed as USC and UCLA football players. Read more...
Photo: Galt Dunn, a third-year psychobiology student, plays on a special chess set checkered with UCLA and USC colors and covered with toy human football players. (Joseph Chan/Daily Bruin)
Campus, News, Student Government
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March 5, 1:50 am
USAC to form review committee after meeting on divestment resolution
UCLA’s undergraduate student government decided to form a committee Tuesday to review last week’s meeting regarding a divestment resolution and make suggestions for the best procedures the council should follow if faced with such a controversial vote again. Read more...
A Closer Look, Campus, News
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March 4, 6:35 pm
The Bruin waits months for public records about Anderson hiring processes
The Daily Bruin has waited 112 days for public records pertaining to the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s hiring processes. The records request was filed on Nov. Read more...
Campus, News
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March 4, 4:20 pm
Editor’s note: Live stream of March 4 USAC meeting canceled
The Daily Bruin has decided not to live stream Tuesday night’s meeting of the Undergraduate Students Association Council because of cyberbullying and harassment of students using The Bruin’s footage following the Feb. Read more...
Campus, News
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March 4, 12:24 am
UCLA student ‘Rocks out for a Cure’ after cancer recovery
Julianna Corrao stood on a cross country course, her hands on her knees, panting. Her junior year fall season was over, and she had finished three spots away from going to the state finals. Read more...
Photo: Julianna Corrao, a first-year psychobiology student, spoke about her battle with cancer at the third annual Rock Out for a Cure event Monday night. (Miriam Bribiesca/Daily Bruin)
Campus, News
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March 4, 12:24 am
Bruins pledge to ‘Do It in the Dark’ and conserve energy
The sixth annual “Do It in the Dark” competition on the Hill ended Friday, saving over 230,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity. “Do It in the Dark,” which ran through February, is an annual contest in which Hill residents compete to reduce the amount of energy and water they use. Read more...
Photo: Hill residents danced in the dark to save electricity as part of Housing Service’s annual “Do It In The Dark” campaign. (Miriam Bribiesca/Daily Bruin)