The Judicial Board issued a final recommendation that found student government official Rustom Z. Birdie guilty of "wrongdoing" for failing to disclose his relationship with startup Web company Jobbook to the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...
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April 11, 12:30 am
Judicial Board evaluates USAC Financial Supports Commissioner Rustom Z. Birdie’s relationship with Web start-up company Jobbook
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April 11, 12:28 am
UCLA Medical Center neurosurgeon Dr. Isaac Yang to receive award for cutting-edge work analyzing new vaccines for patients with brain tumors
A Taylor Swift song plays in the background as the surgeon speaks to the camera in his operating room. Read more...
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Dr. Isaac Yang, a neurosurgeon at UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center and an assistant professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine, researches and removes brain tumors.
(Courtesy of Issac Yang)
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April 11, 12:27 am
Islamic Studies program returns after admissions freeze by Graduate Council in 2007
The Islamic Studies graduate program has reopened after months of back-and-forth with the Graduate Council. Read more...
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April 11, 12:25 am
Budget cut protest “˜Can You Hear Us Now?’ to feature music, celebrities at downtown Los Angeles
An upcoming rally organized by UCLA student leadership will mingle advocacy with music as a more innovative means of drawing attention to the budget crisis. Read more...
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April 8, 2:29 am
Bruin Day is ready for its first year of preparing incoming students for academic and social life at UCLA
Prepare your campus maps, Bruins. More than 10,000 prospective freshmen and their families are expected to arrive on Saturday morning for Bruin Day, UCLA's largest-ever program for admitted students. Read more...
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UCLA’s first-ever Bruin Day will take place on Saturday. More than 10,000 prospective freshmen are expected to attend.
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April 7, 12:30 am
The Hill learns from shaky past
The rumbling sounded like somebody was jumping up and down on his floor at 4:31 a.m. But when resident assistant Todd Sargent realized it was an earthquake, he was still too sleepy to rise from bed. Read more...
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Students were trapped in dorm rooms after the 6.7 Northridge earthquake turned furniture into entry blockades. Shown here is a room in Sunset Village.
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April 7, 12:30 am
Pell Grant program cuts proposed
Proposed cuts to the Pell Grant program in the House Republicans' budget proposals would force UCLA to revise financial aid offers. That could influence the decisions of thousands of admitted students with a May 1 intent-to-register deadline, UCLA officials said Wednesday. Read more...