The UC Board of Regents plans to discuss the possibility of a 6 percent tuition increase for the upcoming school year at its bimonthly board meeting next week. Read more...
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May 10, 1:22 am
UC Board of Regents to discuss 6 percent tuition increase at next meeting
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May 10, 1:19 am
Student groups Circle K and Moneythink file complaints about inaccurate Bruins United endorsements
Student groups came forward on Wednesday about misrepresentations in their endorsements in this year's undergraduate student government elections. Read more...
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May 10, 1:16 am
President Barack Obama announces his support for same-sex marriage
President Barack Obama made public on Wednesday a new stance that same-sex marriage should be legal "“ a move that has an important symbolic effect, UCLA legal professors say, but will not significantly change lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender legislation or the presidential election. Read more...
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May 10, 1:14 am
Lawsuit filed against UC Board of Regents for planned sale of Hannah Carter Japanese Garden
A suit filed Monday against the UC Board of Regents claims the regents have breached a contract protecting the UCLA Hannah Carter Japanese Garden in Bel Air. Read more...
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A judge ordered a halt on UCLA’s planned sale of the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden in Bel Air on Friday.
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May 10, 1:12 am
UCLA Library announces winners of the Library Prize for Undergraduate Research
After weeks of searching through a research database, requesting books from different libraries and sifting through a scientific journal from the 1980s, Annie Chen finally completed her research submission "“ the effect of infrasound on the human auditory system. Read more...
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From left: Stephanie Dyar, Sohaib Baig, Ethan Scapellati, Hannah Spero, Lee Jasperse and Annie Chen were recipients of the Library Prize for Undergraduate Research, which is awarded to students whose research takes particular advantage of library resources.
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May 10, 1:11 am
Election Board sanctions candidates from campaigning, asks several student groups to remove signboards
Lana El-Farra and Taylor Mason were sanctioned from campaigning Tuesday from 12:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. for an email sent from an Academic Advancement Program representative on their behalf. The email did not have the Election Code disclaimer and a copy was not sent to the Election Board chair as required. Read more...
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May 10, 1:10 am
UCLA Anderson School of Management students help build award-winning company Greenbotics
A robot to clean skyscraper windows was among the many business ideas Kyle Cobb came up with in high school. Read more...
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courtesy of JACOB REID
Kyle Cobb, a graduate student in the UCLA Anderson School of Management, along with childhood friend Marc Grossman and other graduate students, recently won competitions for Greenbotics, their company that builds robots to clean solar panels.