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, 2:38 am
Statistics show increase in undergraduate students who graduate in four years
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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...
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January 30, 7:35 pm
UCPD Ride Along
News reporter Sean Greene and photographer Morgan Glier rode alongside Officer London McBride on Tuesday night. Read more...
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January 28, 12:39 am
Entrepreneur Joaquin Horton shares enthusiasm for pipe cleaner crafts through Fuzzy Stix at Mattel Children’s Hospital
The best ideas need not always require a bachelor's degree in business to achieve national levels of commercial success. Read more...
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Noel Mark, 3, plays with Fuzzy Stix while visiting her brother in the neo-natal intensive care unit.
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January 28, 12:36 am
Chlorine gas incident briefly shuts down Biomedical Sciences Research Building and portions of Charles E. Young Drive
A South Campus building was evacuated Thursday when three facility workers encountered chlorine dioxide gas in a crawl space where it was not supposed to be. Read more...
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January 28, 12:34 am
Neglected history of Chinese community in Mexico recognized in Assistant Professor Robert Chao Romero’s new book
On a spring day in 1911, local merchants went on a rampage in the Mexican city of Torreón, Coahuila. They slaughtered hundreds of illegal Chinese immigrants, and 20 years later, most Chinese residents had been driven out of the country. Read more...
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Assistant Professor Robert Chao Romero recently published his book “The Chinese in Mexico, 1882-1940.”
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