Thursday, October 22


New Charles E. Young North traffic light, bike lane installed

UCLA officials installed a new traffic light and bike lane Tuesday on Charles E. Young Drive North to better control traffic on the street. The traffic light and bike lane cost $400,000. Read more...

Photo: UCLA officials installed a new traffic light on the intersection of Charles E. Young Drive North and the driveway leading into Parking Structure 7 to improve safety for drivers and pedestrians. (Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Westwood Neighborhood Council contests removal of vote-by-mail option

Westwood residents might only be able to vote for neighborhood council board members in 2016 by going to the polls, rather than voting by mail or online. Read more...

Photo: Westwood residents, including students, might only be able to vote during the 2016 Westwood Neighborhood Council elections in person by going to the polls instead of filling a vote-by-mail ballot or going online. (Daily Bruin file photo)


ServeFest event to encourage student interest in volunteering

Students can attend a community service fair on the Hill Saturday evening intended to introduce them to different ways they can get involved in volunteerism at UCLA. Read more...

Photo: Students will be able to attend ServeFest, an event that UCLA officials will host after Volunteer Day Saturday in Sunset Village, to get involved in community groups while at UCLA. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin senior staff)


University reaches settlement with Aon Hewitt over UC SHIP dispute

The University of California Board of Regents reached a settlement Sept. 8 after a two-year dispute with a management consulting firm that helped develop UC Student Health Insurance Plan. Read more...

Photo: University of California Board of Regents reached a settlement with Aon Hewitt over the UC SHIP dispute. (Emaan Baqai/Daily Bruin senior staff)



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)