It’s that time of the year again. UCLA’s 2015 fall quarter is marked by an influx of more than 6,000 incoming freshmen. As students go through freshman orientation, they look to find answers about academics and dorm life at UCLA. Read more...
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News, Student Government
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July 18, 1:22 pm
ASUCLA Services Committee recap – July 17
Associated Students UCLA is a multimillion-dollar organization that provides student services and activities that the university does not fund and oversees the Undergraduate Students Association Council, Graduate Students Association, Communications Board, campus services and enterprises. Read more...
News, Science & Health
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July 17, 11:30 pm
Research seeks to explain varying recovery time for youth brain injury
The amount of damage to the insulated layer on brain nerves, rather than the severity of the injury itself, may be the reason some young victims recover from brain trauma more quickly than others, according to new research by UCLA and USC scientists. Read more...
Campus, News, Science & Health
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July 17, 11:35 am
Cyber attack on UCLA Health may affect up to 4.5M
A cyber attack on UCLA Health’s computer network may have exposed the personal and medical information of as many as 4.5 million people, officials announced Friday. Read more...
Photo: (Daily Bruin file photo)
News, UC
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July 16, 8:20 pm
California Senate approves resolution condemning anti-Semitism
The California Senate voted Thursday to approve a resolution known as SCR 35, which condemns anti-Semitic activity on University of California campuses, following its passage in the state Assembly Monday. Read more...
News, Westwood
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July 16, 2:24 pm
Westwood BID recap – July 16
The Westwood Village Improvement Association, also known as the BID, is a nonprofit organization tasked with improving the state of Westwood Village. The BID was created by property and business owners in August 2011 to provide Westwood Village with functions the City of Los Angeles could not provide. Read more...
Campus, News
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July 15, 5:28 pm
Hillel at UCLA executive director seeks to help students find identity
Aaron Lerner knew for years he wanted to be a Jewish rabbi, but never expected it would happen at the age of 35. After attending college at USC, he worked in commercial real estate finance and said he enjoyed his career, but wanted to communicate with other people to answer larger questions and to fulfill his love of Jewish learning. Read more...
Photo: Aaron Lerner became the new executive director of Hillel at UCLA last month. He has worked to increase the leadership training program develop skills such as public speaking. (Courtesy of Aaron Lerner)