Thursday, July 30

Data breach at Los Alamos

In another case of mismanagement at Los Alamos National Laboratory, officials confirmed Wednesday that there was a potentially major security breach in the University of California-managed lab, one of the nation’s major nuclear research centers. Read more...


Angelides discusses education

With election day just around the corner, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Angelides visited campus Thursday for the second time in just over two weeks, stressing not only his plan to lower college fees but also a variety of national issues. Read more...


Small groups, big ambitions

With more than 800 student groups and organizations, it is difficult to miss the enthusiasm and passion of UCLA students. Each day students participate in and help plan countless programs to benefit the UCLA community and the greater Los Angeles area. Read more...





Students rally against stereotypes

The Asian Pacific Coalition at UCLA held a forum called “Can You Hear Us Now?” on Wednesday afternoon in Meyerhoff Park, responding to a satirical Daily Bruin column written by Jed Levine, a Daily Bruin contributor and fourth-year international development studies student. Read more...