The Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, one of more than 100 neuroscience labs on campus, analyzes brain scans collected from around the world to create maps of what brains should look like in different phases of a person’s life as well as those for patients with neurological diseases. Read more...
News, Science & Health
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May 15, 1:21 am
UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging relocates to USC
Campus, News
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May 15, 1:17 am
Gov. Brown’s revised budget includes funding increase, tuition freeze
The governor releases a budget proposal every January, detailing plans for the following fiscal year. In May, the governor releases a “May Revise” that modifies the proposal based on economic feasibility or concerns from involved parties. Read more...
Campus, News, Student Government
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May 15, 12:54 am
USAC Recap – May 14
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA’s undergraduate students. Council meetings are Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students. Read more...
News, Uncategorized
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May 14, 12:56 pm
Four-year tuition freeze proposed in May Revise
Gov. Jerry Brown released revisions to his 2013-2014 state budget today, including a proposed four-year tuition freeze at the University of California and incremental increases in higher education funding. Read more...
News, Science & Health
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May 14, 1:50 am
Student receives Barry Goldwater Scholarship for research, dedication
Even before the fall quarter of her first year at UCLA, Shannon Wongvibulsin was already working as a UCLA undergraduate researcher trying to figure out the best way to study biomaterials and regenerate body tissues. Read more...
Photo: Third-year bioengineering student Shannon Wongvibulsin received the Barry Goldwater Scholarship earlier this year.
Campus, News
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May 14, 1:47 am
Alumna Debra Duardo honored for social welfare work
At age 15, Debra Duardo dropped out of high school and started working full time at a local fast food restaurant. She didn’t plan to go back to school. Read more...
Photo: Debra Duardo is the Luskin School’s Joseph A. Nunn Social Welfare Alumna of the Year.
News, Westwood
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May 14, 1:44 am
Bitcoin offers virtual alternative to traditional currency
Gerrit Lane’s daily routine on his computer involves checking his email, Facebook and two sites that monitor the market for a virtual currency called Bitcoin. Lane, a second-year mechanical engineering student, started investing in Bitcoin in fall 2011, just a year and a half after it was first invented. Read more...