The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government representing the undergraduate student body at UCLA. Council meetings take place every week Tuesday at 7 p.m. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
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February 17, 4:33 pm
USAC recap – Feb. 16
Campus, News, Westwood
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February 17, 4:32 pm
LA 2024 releases new bid book with updates on proposed UCLA venues
Three, instead of four, UCLA venues will host the Olympic Games events in 2024 if Los Angeles secures the bid, according to an updated plan released Tuesday. Read more...
Graphics, News
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February 17, 8:26 am
UCLA construction projects for 2016-2017
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Campus, News
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February 17, 12:22 am
Founders discuss plans for women empowerment organization
Last fall, eight incoming transfer students met to create the UCLA chapter of the American Association of University Women, a national organization most of them took part in at their previous college campuses. Read more...
Photo: The American Association of University Women opened a chapter in UCLA in the fall quarter. (Courtesy of Ivelisse Porroa-Garcia)
News, Westwood
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February 17, 12:20 am
Q&A: Westwood association chair discusses past successes, future goals
Jessica Dabney, chair of the Westwood Village Improvement Association’s board of directors, has worked to better the Village since the 1970s, most notably with her involvement in the creation of the association, also known as the BID, in 2011. Read more...
Photo: Jessica Dabney, the chair of the Westwood Village Improvement Association, discusses her impact on Westwood over the years. (Courtesy of Jessica Dabney)
Campus, News
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February 15, 11:27 pm
UCLA to hold summer institute on technology, leadership
Students will be able to enroll in a new summer institute that aims to train students to analyze data and communicate effectively in their future careers. Read more...
Campus, News, UC
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February 15, 11:26 pm
UC Assembly of the Academic Senate condemns retirement proposal
The University of California Assembly of the Academic Senate unanimously passed a resolution during Wednesday’s meeting condemning a proposal that would reduce retirement benefits. If enacted, the proposal will allow UC employees hired after after July 1, 2016 to choose between a hybrid defined benefit plan and a defined contribution plan. Read more...
Photo: UC President Janet Napolitano signed a budget deal with Gov. Jerry Brown last May that calls for the UC to implement a new pension tier in exchange for a one time payment of $436 million from the state. (Kathy Chen/Daily Bruin)