Friday, April 3


Covel Commons dining hall offers kosher and halal options

UCLA now offers kosher and halal options in Covel Commons dining hall to supplement traditional meal plans, after a three-year development in response to demands by Muslim and Jewish students. Read more...

Photo: Covel now offers kosher and halal options for lunch and dinner at an additional cost to Hill residents. (Jennifer Hu/Daily Bruin)


New Westwood receptacles to reduce cigarette waste

Westwood officials have placed 13 cigarette recycling receptacles around Westwood Village to decrease the amount of cigarette litter on sidewalks. The Westwood Village Improvement Association, also known as the BID, installed long gray TerraCycle receptacles on street poles earlier this month. Read more...

Photo: The Westwood Village Improvement Association installed 13 cigarette recycling receptacles, aiming to reduce the amount of cigarette waste on sidewalks. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin senior staff)



UCLA researchers unveil new way to measure arterial stiffness in brain

UCLA researchers published a study Monday that validated a noninvasive way to measure neurological arterial stiffness, which can allow doctors to better detect the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, stroke and other diseases. Read more...

Photo: UCLA researchers, led by Danny Wang, found a new way to measure arterial stiffness in the brain, which will allow them to detect the risk of other diseases. (Courtesy of Danny Wang)


UCLA student and faculty members push for better employee conditions

UCLA faculty and students marched and rallied at Bruin Plaza Tuesday for increased job stability, more access to welfare benefits and a greater say in campus government for lecturers and librarians. Read more...

Photo: UC faculty and students gathered near Bruin Plaza on Tuesday to rally for negotiations of lecturer benefits and increased job stability. (Courtesy of Mia McIver)