SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; In one of the most significant meetings the UC Board of Regents has held in recent years, the university’s governing body on Wednesday conducted its most complete and direct discussion on record of the compensation scandal that has weighed on the University of California since last fall. Read more...
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May 17, 9:00 pm
Dynes takes partial blame
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May 17, 9:00 pm
Students pour in as Jamba pours out in Ackerman
With the recent opening of Jamba Juice on the A-level of Ackerman, UCLA has brought another independently operated brand-name eatery to campus. At 3,166 square feet, the UCLA Jamba Juice is the largest venue in the history of the smoothie company and has already generated high sales. Read more...
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May 17, 9:00 pm
Second week of campaigns hooks students’ attention
With only hours of campaigning left, student government candidates are becoming more creative in their final efforts to keep students interested in the election, since tonight marks the end of two straight weeks of campaigning. Read more...
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May 17, 9:00 pm
Students aid residents of Skid Row
Early in the morning on his way to work, Justin Mammen walks past blocks of battered tents and the blue-and-gray sleeping bags of local residents resting on a concrete sidewalk. Read more...
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May 17, 9:00 pm
Head of external affairs to leave
Michael Eicher, one of UCLA’s top officials who oversaw the decade-long, $3 billion fundraising initiative Campaign UCLA, is leaving the university for a position at Johns Hopkins University, officials said Wednesday. Read more...
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May 16, 9:00 pm
Regents to address pay practices
The UC Board of Regents meets every other month with little fanfare, but when the regents meet this week, more eyes than usual will likely be focused on them. Read more...
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May 16, 9:00 pm
Opening up would help regents shut down critics
University officials have probably been more than a little uncomfortable this week leading up to today’s Board of Regents meeting. The meeting ““ which takes place in San Francisco and runs until Thursday ““ is the fourth since news broke in the fall of the university’s questionable compensation practices for officials, professors and top executives. Read more...