Students voted down a fee increase in Thursday night's undergraduate student government elections. Read more...
Campus
Campus, News
|
May 11, 2:55 am
Case study: _Internet game aims to improve malaria diagnostic process_
The midterm crunch had arrived "“ so of course, I was playing games online at midnight in the Powell Library Reading Room. But at least I could feel good about my procrastination: I was also diagnosing malaria in red blood cells by playing a new Internet game introduced last week by a UCLA engineering research group. Read more...
Photo:
UCLA NEWSROOM
A new Internet game introduced last week by a UCLA engineering research group allows users to diagnose malaria in red blood cells.
Campus, Crime, News
|
May 11, 2:52 am
Man arrested for burglaries in De Neve dorms
University police arrested a 41-year-old man early Thursday morning for allegedly burglarizing a De Neve residential hall room on Sunday. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
|
May 11, 2:50 am
USAC endorsement process questioned as student groups file complaints about Bruins United
Loopholes in the undergraduate student government election code, revealed in the course of elections week, have raised serious questions about the student group endorsements process and caused a top member of the Bruins United campaign to step down from his position. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
|
May 11, 2:49 am
Elected independents balance Bruins United majority in next year’s council
Bruins United will again hold the majority in undergraduate student government, but with no opposing slate in next year's council. Read more...
Photo:
Members of the Bruins United slate gather after the election to console candidates who were defeated, while also congratulating those elected to the Undergraduate Student Association Council Thursday night.
Campus, Student Government
|
May 10, 4:24 pm
Co-chair of Bruins United leaves slate
A top Bruins United campaign organizer has left the slate, saying he is “disheartened” by complaints of misrepresentation in slate endorsements that emerged this week during this year’s undergraduate student government elections. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
|
May 9, 1:10 am
Ten USAC candidates receive campaigning sanctions
Candidates David Bocarsly, Andrea "Andi" Hester, Raquel Saxe, Michael Starr, Carly Yoshida, Yasar Mohebi, Kim Davis, Allyson Taylor, Stephen Kraman and Sahil Seth were sanctioned from campaigning on campus until 10 a.m. or campaigning online from 9-10 a.m. on Monday since they failed to turn in receipts for their candidate expense reports to the Election Board on time. Read more...