For about 5,000 Bruin fans who packed into Wilson Plaza for Tuesday night’s Beat ‘SC Bonfire, crosstown rivalry was more important than the postseason implications of this Saturday’s UCLA-USC game. Read more...
Photo: UCLA students cheer as the bonfire begins to burn down.
During its first meeting, a new student club debated whether doctors have the right to conduct clinical trials on cancer patients, giving some patients a new drug and denying it to others. Read more...
Photo: Becky Barber, fourth-year neuroscience student and Jessica Kriksciun, fourth-year psychobiology student, co-founded Bioethics Brigades.
Two vendors in the Arts ReSTORE LA: Westwood program have extended their agreement with the Hammer Museum to stay in the Village until the end of next month, while the other vendors left on Sunday. Read more...
Photo: Fallen Fruit: Fruitique! is one of the two vendors part of the Arts ReSTORE LA: Westwood program that has extended their agreement with the Hammer Museum to stay in Westwood until the end of December.
A former UCLA employee reached an undisclosed settlement agreement with the UCLA Foundation Monday morning, the culmination of an eviction lawsuit brought forward by the university. Read more...
Photo: Roselle Kipp, a former UCLA employee, was recently evicted by the UCLA Foundation from a boarding house owned by the organization.
Michael Stajura joined the U.S. Army to find social stability, an element his life lacked while he was growing up in the foster care system. Read more...
Photo: Michael Stajura, a UCLA veteran and graduate student in public health, grew up in foster care programs and joined the U.S. Army to find structure to his life. He has since worked with disaster relief organizations around the world and helps fellow veterans find stability in their lives.
Student group leaders plan to present a letter to theundergraduate student government tonight asking councilmembers to defer their stipend increases until next year and pass a bylaw amendment to prevent future councils from raising their own stipends. Read more...
A Los Angeles Superior Court Judge filed a complaint against university police Saturday, claiming two officers used excessive force after stopping him for a seatbelt violation. Read more...
