Persistence, perseverance and determination. Read more...
Campus, News
|
November 5, 12:16 am
Alex Moreno Areyan’s new book “Mexican Americans in Los Angeles” features UCLA faculty
Campus, News
|
November 5, 12:14 am
Heritage week events engage and inform students about Native American culture
Staying in touch with American Indian roots
November is American Indian Heritage Month, and UCLA’s American Indian Student Association, or AISA, is celebrating with a series of events and activities this week. Mattie Varner, the youth conference coordinator for AISA, discusses her roots.
The Daily Bruin Radio Show airs Mondays at 6:00 p.m. on UCLAradio.com.
Visit our broadcast archive or subscribe to our podcast.
[9:05]
Native American Heritage Week kicks off Monday with a series of events dedicated to engaging and educating UCLA students about Native American culture. Read more...
Campus, News
|
November 5, 12:12 am
UCLA ahead of schedule on sustainability goals
UCLA is on course to meet the University of California's sustainability policy goals of reaching 1990 greenhouse gas levels by 2014 "“ six years earlier than planned. Read more...
Campus, Crime, News
|
November 5, 12:11 am
UCLA prepares for end of this year’s daylight saving
When the clocks fall back an hour Sunday morning, students will be enjoying an extra hour of sleep while extra measures are being taken to ensure their safety during that additional hour of darkness. Read more...
News
|
November 4, 1:33 am
UCLA student and trivia wiz realizes life dream on ‘Jeopardy!’
As a baby, Steve Greene's first word was "jeopardy." Having grown up in a family that watched "Jeopardy!" every night, Greene has been waiting for a chance to compete on the television show for most of his life. Read more...
Photo:
Fourth-year political science student Steve Greene will be in the “Jeopardy! College Championships.”
(Courtesy Jeopardy Productions, Inc.)
News, Westwood
|
November 4, 1:31 am
Students share confessions on Spotted on Bruin Walk
From superheroes to "superfly" Nikes, being spotted on Bruin Walk is the newest kind of UCLA fame. Read more...
News
|
November 4, 1:25 am
Inside the immigration issues
After eight years of teaching law at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Hiroshi Motomura woke up one morning inspired to work on something new. Read more...
Photo:
Hiroshi Motomura, a well-known immigration policy expert and UCLA law professor, will speak about his research at the School of Public Affairs today.
(Courtesy of Hiroshi Motomura)