UCLA jumped 10 spots, from 16th to sixth, in a list ranking collegiate Peace Corps participation, according to an annual compilation by the organization. Read more...
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February 1, 1:17 am
Peace Corps ranks UCLA sixth annually, eighth overall in number of Corps participants
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February 1, 1:16 am
Financial considerations, fee hikes lead many UCLA students to graduate early
It's said that college is the best four years of your life. Read more...
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Mahmood Bakkash, a third-year business economics student and an international student from Lebanon, will graduate this spring.
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February 1, 1:10 am
UCLA’s cooperative housing options offer more than chores as tenants form close social ties living and working together
Once a month, Ayesha Bulegoda spends her day cooking a dinner of Indian food for her 400-plus roommates. Read more...
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Fourth-year anthropology student Sarah Tadayon lives in the Co-op, part of the University Cooperative Housing Association.
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January 31, 2:42 am
Behind the Badge
All I heard was "transient, third floor Engineering I."
I was inside the university police department's "brain room," or the dispatch center, a mass of fancy computers, monitors and servers. Read more...
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Officer London McBride removes all of his weapons before entering the booking room, which is mandatory procedure for anyone who enters the area.
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January 31, 2:38 am
Statistics show increase in undergraduate students who graduate in four years
In the past year, the proportion of undergraduate students who finished their degrees in four years rose to an all-time high of 70 percent. Read more...
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January 31, 2:34 am
North Campus Student Center is making profit after renovations, menu changes
The North Campus dining area's revenue has significantly improved following a December break facelift. Read more...
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January 31, 2:33 am
Doctoral student Emily Ekins conducts study to clarify Tea Party misconceptions
At a Tea Party rally in Washington, D.C., last fall, one UCLA student was more interested in taking pictures of the signs than protesting. Emily Ekins, a doctoral student in political science, categorized protest signs at the Taxpayer March on Washington last September by what political issues they highlighted. Read more...