Wednesday, April 29

Anderson School of Management self-supporting proposal suspended

The UCLA Anderson School of Management's proposal to become financially self-supporting came to a standstill Friday, when a University of California Academic Senate committee decided the program is not eligible to be financially independent under the UC's current policy. Read more...

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A committee in the UC’s Academic Senate voted to halt the Anderson School of Management’s proposal to be financially self-supporting.






New delivery service by UCLA students provides food when and where students want it

Launched last month, the company brings food from any restaurant in Westwood that does not already deliver, to dorm rooms and apartments near the UCLA campus. Read more...

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Fourth-year political science student Justin Sanders picks up food from In-N-Out Burger to deliver to a customer near the UCLA campus. He co-launched Food 4 Bruinz with his two roommates last month, and since then, the business has made about $200.


UCSA president inspired by past

As a UCLA student more than five years ago, Angélica Salceda struggled to pay for college, balancing multiple jobs and the workload of a full-time student. Read more...

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UCLA alumna Angélica Salceda (left) was elected president of the UCSA. Salceda worked for state Sen. Kevin de Leon (right) for about three years before starting law school at UC Berkeley.