Incoming UCLA students may have to pay a one-time fee for lifetime access to transcripts starting this fall, according to the UCLA Registrar’s Office. Read more...
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May 1, 2:46 am
Proposal considers one-time fee for unlimited transcripts
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May 1, 2:43 am
UCLA researchers, LACMA work to preserve Watts Towers
Cracks splinter the cement that covers the Watts Towers, exposing a steel skeleton to the elements. About a half-hour drive from UCLA, the towers stand as a historic landmark in the neighborhood of Watts and are in need of a lasting face-lift. Read more...
Photo: About a half-hour drive from UCLA, the Watts Towers stand as a historic landmark.
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May 1, 2:41 am
Bruin Diversity Initiative aims to benefit many groups
Most of the revenue from the proposed fee increase would go to organizations that provide retention, access, community service and cultural programs. Multiple groups would use the money to support about a couple hundred student jobs and address growing costs such as the increasing price of gas for transportation. Read more...
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April 30, 1:27 am
Hedrick Test Kitchen features high school chefs
Three high school students, dressed in blue chef hats and spotless white jackets, waited patiently by the glass doors of the Hedrick Test Kitchen on Sunday. Read more...
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April 30, 1:19 am
Commencement tickets now available for reservation
The original headline contained an error, and the original version of the article contained information that was unclear. See the bottom of the article for additional information. Read more...
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April 29, 3:40 am
Medical workers’ union to vote on proposed strike
A union within the University of California that represents front-line medical workers, including nurses and hospital janitors, will begin voting on Tuesday about whether or not to go on strike. Read more...
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April 29, 3:25 am
Students celebrate Holi with good, not-so-clean fun
Hours after the last participants in UCLA’s fourth annual Holi festival trickled out of Sunset Recreation Center late Sunday afternoon, third-year political student Steven James was still cleaning up the multi-colored powder left behind. Read more...