The University of California Board of Regents appointed Yvette Gullatt to the new position of vice provost for diversity and engagement on Jan. 21. In the new position, Gullatt, a UC Berkeley alumna, is tasked with coordinating efforts to promote diversity and inclusion across the system. Read more...
Photo: The University of California Board of Regents appointed Yvette Gullatt to the new position of vice provost for diversity and engagement on Jan. 21. (UC Office of the President)
The majority of support staff workers in the University of California earn less than the yearly wages needed to support a family, according to a preliminary report released by a nonprofit research group on Jan. Read more...
During a forum at UCLA on Wednesday, University of California student leaders said they think the UC Board of Regents needs more student representation. The forum was part of the student leaders’ University-wide tour to talk about their roles as well as to recruit students for the positions. Read more...
This post was updated on Feb. 5 at 1:30 p.m. A woman reported to police that she was raped in Westwood this past weekend after attending a party at a fraternity house on Gayley Avenue. Read more...
Ben Follansbee spent the last three weeks stuffing glitter into envelopes and sending them to hundreds of people across the country. Follansbee, a master’s of business administration student at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, is the founder of SparkleSlap.com, a startup website that supplies customers with glitter bombs that are sent to unsuspecting recipients. Read more...
Photo: Ben Follansbee, a student at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, releases one of the “glitter bombs” that his startup company, SparkleSlap.com, sends to unsuspecting recipients. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Daily Bruin Video introduces UCLA Unseen, a new weekly series exploring lesser-known places on campus. This first video centers around the UCLA Game Lab, located on the third floor in the Broad Art Center. Read more...
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George Murphy, a longtime UCLA economics professor with a passion for singing, died Jan. 2 of natural causes and health complications due to diabetes. He was 90. Read more...
Photo: George Murphy, a UCLA economics professor, died Jan. 2 of natural causes. His colleagues and family remember him as a creative storyteller, lover of sailing and kind grandfather. (Courtesy of Holly Van Husen)
