A graduate student in chemistry and biochemistry was arrested Saturday in connection with a series of gropings reported on campus last week. University police arrested the student just after 2:30 p.m. Read more...
Photo: Several students reported to university police Friday that a man groped them on the upper thigh while passing them on campus sidewalks. UCPD officers arrested a graduate student in connection with the incidents Saturday afternoon. (UCPD)
Spotlight: Jerusalem, put on by the Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for Israel Studies, discussed the past, present and future of the city. Speakers talked about race, religion, environment and their effects on the communities within Jerusalem. Read more...
A UCLA study released Thursday indicated a device attachable to fingers of organ donors who are brain dead can determine the functionality of their liver by detecting the amount of a drug remaining in the bloodstream. Read more...
The Associated Students UCLA Board of Directors approved its 2015-2016 financial year budget and a five–year forecast, which includes an allocation of $3 million to renovate the first floor and A–level of Ackerman Union. Read more...
First-year electrical engineering student, Amber Won, was first introduced to a Rubik’s Cube in seventh grade. She was then motivated to solve the puzzle faster with every try, eventually reaching a 7-second personal time record as a high school sophomore. Read more...
Diplomats, professors and activists gave presentations on how various African countries are trying to develop their economies through promoting trade and investment, while other African countries are plagued by civil unrest, at an event on campus Friday. Read more...
Photo: UCLA’s African Activist Association and the Community Programs Office hosted the second annual Aluta Continua Symposium and African Liberation Day celebration Friday. (Sonja Bartlett/Daily Bruin)
When he arrived in Nepal, Dr. Attila Uner first noticed the devastation to historic temples and world heritage sites. He said locals continued with their daily routines even as the smell of dead bodies permeated the air. Read more...
Photo: UCLA professor visits Nepal for a search and rescue mission after a 7.8 earthquake. (USAID)
