A former UC Davis police officer who pepper-sprayed seated demonstrators in a controversial 2011 incident will receive more than $38,000 for psychiatric injuries he claimed to have suffered in the event’s aftermath. Read more...
Photo: Lt. John Pike, left, attempts to maintain control over the crowd after he pepper-sprayed students on the UC Davis quad on Nov. 18, 2011. Pike was recently awarded a $38,000 workers’ compensation settlement due to trauma suffered during and after the event.
In the Malawian LGBT community's fight for health care and human rights, some populations are left out. Explore the last chapter of a three-day series about LGBT men and women in Malawi, a country that outlaws homosexuality and in which UCLA has a strong research presence. The journalists traveled to Malawi as this year's Bridget O'Brien Scholarship recipients. Read more...
The Undergraduate Students Association Council voted 5-7-0 against the resolution, during a more than seven-hour-long council meeting that ended around 3 a.m. Read more...
A professor at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, Fernando Torres-Gil, will be awarded the John Gardner Legacy of Leadership Award in Washington, D.C. on Friday. Read more...
More than 100 students attended the undergraduate student government meeting Tuesday night to protest or voice their support for a resolution in support of a peaceful campus approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and investments in specific companies. Read more...
Explore chapter two in a three-day series about the health care and human rights violations that LGBT men and women face in Malawi, a country that outlaws homosexuality and in which UCLA has a strong research presence. The journalists traveled to Malawi as this year's Bridget O'Brien Scholarship recipients. Read more...
University of California student leaders are proposing a new admissions criterion that would give preference to applicants from low-income schools that have special partnerships with UC campuses. Read more...
