To Cindy La, going through the patterns of a South Campus major can be overwhelming. Read more...
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March 1, 12:24 am
Planned human biology and society major straddles the divide between North and South Campus
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February 25, 12:42 am
Botanical garden brings chance to learn about plants in their environment
Before freeways and houses defined what is now urban Los Angeles, the area was an ecosystem of diverse plants and animals that adapted over hundreds of thousands of years to live in the hot, dry climate. Read more...
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Biology Professor Rasoul Sharifi researches a Mediterranean plant, the butcher’s broom, for his research on plant physiology and adaptive mechanisms in the Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Gardens.
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February 25, 12:27 am
Pauley Pavilion hosts final basketball game ticket campout before renovations
Saturday marks UCLA men's basketball's last game of the year in Pauley Pavilion. Read more...
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February 24, 2:06 am
USAC financial supports commissioner to be investigated
A student government official is currently under investigation for potentially violating conflict of interest rules. Read more...
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February 24, 1:52 am
Student’s North and South Campus T-shirts greeted with high student demand
It's a rivalry as old as Joe Bruin himself: North Campus and South Campus students have long argued in friendly competition about which side of UCLA is the better one. Read more...
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Fourth-year English student Michael Mohlman’s shirts convey Bruin pride.
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February 24, 1:43 am
Graduate students rally on campus in support of Measure L
Stevie Hartford wants to become a children's librarian, but job prospects are looking increasingly grim. Read more...
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February 23, 10:37 am
UCLA offers summer GE class about the structural and cultural aspects of ASL
This summer, UCLA will implement an American Sign Language class for the first time in the university's recent history. Read more...