More than a thousand pro-Palestine protesters marched down Wilshire Boulevard once again Saturday afternoon, drawing verbal conflicts with about 30 pro-Israel supporters who walked across the crowd. Read more...
Photo: (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
More than a thousand pro-Palestine protesters marched down Wilshire Boulevard once again Saturday afternoon, drawing verbal conflicts with about 30 pro-Israel supporters who walked across the crowd. Read more...
Photo: (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
Different groups of federal legislators proposed bills Wednesday calling for a greater protection of survivors of sexual violence and for uniform reporting and proceeding standards for addressing sexual violence on college campuses. Read more...
The Daily Bruin has followed the impact of Tuesday's flood on campus since it first began. Explore our coverage through articles, videos, photos and graphics. Read more...
Police arrested a man wanted for peeping and prowling several times around UCLA student apartments in Westwood. University police officers arrested the man Friday morning after he asked an acquaintance to store his belongings and buy him an Amtrak ticket to Santa Barbara under a false name. Read more...
Photo: Christopher Mendicino, 47, was arrested by university police Friday morning for allegedly peeping into several UCLA student apartments. (UCPD)
This post was updated at 9:28 a.m. Westwood’s CityTarget on Weyburn Avenue has closed for part of Friday because of water leaking from a half-inch pipe on the store’s ceiling early this morning. Read more...
Photo: Westwood’s CityTarget experienced a water leak from one of the pipes in its sprinkler system Friday. (Justin Chang/Daily Bruin)
Workers are expected finish replacing a water pipe Friday night that broke and caused flooding at UCLA Tuesday, after removing the damaged portion of the pipe from the ground this morning, officials said. Read more...
Photo: Repairs on the water pipe continue. (Jessica Zhou / Daily Bruin)
UCLA officials said the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is appearing to claim financial responsibility for the damage done by Tuesday’s water main break, while workers continue to pump water out of Parking Structures 4 and 7. Read more...
Photo: Workers began towing about 260 cars from Parking Structure 4 on Thursday night. About 700 cars are still trapped in Parking Structures 4 and 7. (Jessica Zhou/Daily Bruin)