Hauling trash-bags full of coffee grounds and kitchen scraps, two three-wheeled rickshaw bicycles raced past campus foot traffic. Read more...
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Third-year geography student Jason van Buren runs his hands through compost that student group Waste Watchers created from campus waste. The club will use the compost to fertilize Sunset Rec’s garden.
Beginning this fall, the world arts and cultures/dance major will be split into two separate undergraduate degrees. Read more...
Alex Baker carefully took three LEGO Mindstorms robots out of a large black bag and set them down on the table one by one. Read more...
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Second-year chemical engineering student Serena Shanbhag (left) and fourth-year mechanical engineering student Alex Baker (right) teach elementary school students at Aspire Firestone Academy in south Los Angeles how to program robots made from LEGOs through UCLA student group BEAM.
Natasha Yaghoubi stood behind a podium in a conference room at Union Station on Thursday, facing a board of city officials. Read more...
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Fourth-year political science student Natasha Yaghoubi has been working to gain support for a planned subway extension line that would run under Beverly Hills High School.
Applause echoed throughout the UCLA Anderson School of Management as a large check for $15,000 was handed to the winners of the 31st annual Knapp Venture Competition on Thursday. Read more...
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Greenbotics, a solar panel cleaning company started by UCLA Anderson School of Management students, was awarded $15,000 Thursday as the winners of the 31st annual Anderson Knapp Venture Competition.
From the promise of solar and wind power to the degeneration of human vision capabilities, a series of lectures to be delivered this week by Nobel laureate Walter Kohn will canvas a range of scientific hot topics. Read more...
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Walter Kohn, a Nobel laureate in chemistry, will speak at UCLA this week as part of first annual Green Family Lecture Series.
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A faculty council will vote on June 7 whether the UCLA Anderson School of Management will become financially independent from the university. Read more...
