When Dr. Eugene Washington, the new dean of the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine and vice chancellor of health sciences, arrived at UCLA, he immediately set out to evaluate his new terrain. Read more...
A Closer Look, News
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May 25, 9:25 pm
UCLA Health System strategizes for future with five-year plan
A Closer Look, News
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May 25, 9:21 pm
Increased oversight for university-industry drug research partnerships
The pharmaceutical industry has a history of working with higher education to foster research and innovation. Read more...
A Closer Look, News
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May 25, 9:19 pm
Methodology behind U.S. News’s hospital rankings questioned
U.S. News and World Report ranks Ronald Reagan Medical Center third in the nation "“ behind the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., and the top-ranked Johns Hopkins Medical Center. Read more...
Community, Crime, Opinion
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May 25, 9:00 pm
Pedestrians need protection
Most students can relate to the stress of standing at the bottom of the Saxon Steps, rapidly looking both ways on Gayley Avenue and toward the goal of Landfair Avenue, waiting for oncoming traffic to cease. At all hours of the day and night, students make the crossing from the Saxon Steps to the apartments. This is not the only poorly designed element of our campus that presents a danger to students. With the rise in the issuance of jaywalking tickets to students, campus designers and university police should realign their priorities to reflect increased prevention, rather than the punishment, for unsafe transportation corridors in the Westwood area. Read more...
Campus, News, Westwood
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May 24, 10:57 pm
History seminar, the Memory Project, to unveil plaques in memoriam of Black Panther students killed at Campbell Hall
In Campbell Hall 41 years ago, two UCLA students and members of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense were murdered. Read more...
Photo: AAP Operations Manager Chante Henderson (left) and AAP Director Charles Alexander hold plaques in lecturer Mary Corey’s class to honor slain Black Panther students.
Campus, News
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May 24, 10:48 pm
Teams on Bruin Walk hurry to register students to vote Monday in time for the June 8 primary
Voter registration teams rounded up a rush of last-day sign-ups on Bruin Walk before registration for the June 8 primary closed Monday at 5 p.m. after several weeks of promotion. Read more...
Campus, News
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May 24, 10:47 pm
Higher education sails to all corners of the world in the Semester at Sea program
Sitting in class while slowly rocking back and forth, Robyn Chazen was amazed when her professor stopped lecture to let students watch the dolphins swimming outside of the boat window. Read more...
Photo: Students in the Semester at Sea program take pictures with children at an orphanage in Mauritius. Semester at Sea is a global study abroad program run through the University of Virginia and includes visits to a variety of countries.


