Wednesday, July 29

UCLA’s discovery made history

Though 25 years have passed since he saw his first patient with AIDS, Dr. Michael Gottlieb, an assistant clinical professor of medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, said he remembers that patient in more detail than the patients he saw yesterday. Read more...


Bruins toast right to same-sex marriage

Hundreds of people filled Bruin Plaza on Friday, spilling onto the steps and roof of Ackerman Union, to watch Patricia Alford-Keating, a UCLA Student Psychological Services counselor, and her partner, Shannon Lea Keating, rededicate their lives to one another in a public ceremony. Read more...


Polling: June 6: primary Colors

Democratic voters will go to the polls Tuesday to pick a gubernatorial candidate to run against Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, but neither of the top candidates has gained a substantial lead, and fewer than 40 percent of eligible voters are expected to go to the polls. Read more...


Board discloses new salaries

In what University of California officials called evidence of the university’s commitment toward transparency, compensation for three newly appointed senior officials was released to the public Friday shortly after their appointments during a special closed meeting of the UC Board of Regents. Read more...




Chancellor talks continue today

The advisory committee for selecting the next UCLA chancellor will meet concurrently with the UC Board of Regents’ Committee on Educational Policy today to continue talks regarding matters related to the appointment of UCLA’s ninth chief executive. Read more...