Former President Bill Clinton spoke to a crowd of more than 1,800 people at Royce Hall on Wednesday, marking the first annual Luskin Lecture for Thought Leadership. Read more...
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Former President Bill Clinton was a guest speaker at the inaugural Luskin Lecture for Thought Leadership held Wednesday. He spoke to more than 1,800 people on embracing our common humanity throughout the world.
Hoping to boost voter turnout, the Election Board for this year's undergraduate student government elections is holding a "Meet the Candidates" event tonight for the first time. Read more...
The UCLA Library recently announced it has added a collection of election campaign documents from a former California governor to its archive of political documents and materials. Read more...
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Former California Gov. Gray Davis’ former campaign manager Garry South recently donated a collection of the governor’s election campaign documents to the UCLA Library.
E. Richard "Rick" Brown, a professor in the UCLA Jonathan and Karin Fielding School of Public Health who founded the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, died on April 20. He was 70. Read more...
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E. Richard Brown
The Hill's pan-Asian themed dining hall, Feast at Rieber, drew students in on Tuesday night as they walked by and saw the restaurant was open for dinner for the first time. Read more...
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Students lined up outside of Feast at Rieber before it opened for dinner Tuesday afternoon. Feast is now open for dinner three days a week from 5-9 p.m.
Amid blue and yellow balloons and people wearing "I Heart UCLA" shirts, a group of students in the middle of Bruin Plaza stood out. Read more...
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Third-year English student Rachel Sanoff rallies with students outside of Kerckhoff Hall Tuesday before marching around campus. The marchers aimed to draw attention to the effects of state budget cuts to UC workers.
A group of students in gray shirts file out of a cramped classroom onto the road behind Engineering Building IV. Shining flashlights to see through the darkness, they huddle around the frame of a short, black car. Read more...
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Fourth-year mechanical engineering student Anthony Tyson (left), second-year aerospace engineering student Dylan Aramburu and third-year mechanical engineering student Sam Neff assemble an off-road vehicle they will enter in a regional competition this week.
