One UCLA graduate student is cutting mirrors out of her daily routine entirely. Read more...
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UCLA sociology graduate student Kjerstin Gruys is now five months into her yearlong experiment in staying mirror-free.
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The second part of the California DREAM Act is on its way to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk after approval by the state Senate and Assembly last week, despite concerns that the legislation will increase state expenditures at a time of budget constraints. Read more...
About a week ago, Cody Soto and Ross McCray dropped their close friend Chris Jeon off at Los Angeles International Airport.
Soto had one thought on his mind: "I just watched my friend go into war. Did I just do that?" Read more...
A wrecking ball began knocking down parts of the Engineering 1A building Aug. 22, ending six decades of history for the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science and paving the way for what officials say will be a more modernized facility. Read more...
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The Engineering 1A building stands in ruins on Aug. 22 during its first day of demolition.
Opposition by a member of the UCLA business law faculty to the naming of a new institute after businessman and alumnus Lowell Milken will not lead to a change in plans, UCLA officials said last week. Read more...
After several years of working at a Wall Street financial firm, Charlotte Baxter came to the conclusion that a career in finance was not for her. Read more...
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UCLA Anderson School of Management has rolled out a series of curriculum changes for the upcoming year, including new certificate programs.
Hundreds of new teaching assistants will be hired at UCLA this year, but some graduate students are expressing skepticism about the long-term security of these positions. Read more...
