Thursday, July 30




Discrimination dispute settled

The university put the lid on a years-old dispute, settling a case with a professor who had claimed gender discrimination and who had been accused of inappropriate behavior. Read more...


Students rally for climate neutrality

This Friday, the UC Steering Committee on Sustainability plans to vote on a proposal to make the University of California climate neutral, meaning that the university would reduce its greenhouse gas emissions as much as possible and plant trees or other carbon-absorbing plants to offset remaining emissions. Read more...


Hillel offers kosher lunch program

Students who keep Jewish dietary laws have a new place to grab a bite between classes, as UCLA Hillel now offers a kosher lunch program. The Shack at Hillel, located at 574 Hilgard Ave., which began serving students Tuesday, is a kosher meat facility serving sandwiches, salads and burgers, among other items. Read more...


UCLA scholar gains funds

A UCLA professor received a $4.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to continue researching a new method for preventing HIV transmission. Dr. Peter Anton, a professor at UCLA’s Geffen School of Medicine, received the award, which adds onto a $12.7 million grant he received in 2004 for similar research. Read more...