Saturday, June 27

Community Briefs

UCLA wins awards for prostate cancer research For the second year in a row, researchers at UCLA’s Jonsson Cancer Center have earned more prostate cancer research awards from CaP CURE than any other institution in the nation. Read more...


Groups protest treatment by USAC

By Scott B. Wong Daily Bruin Staff More than 40 student advocacy group leaders and members marched to the fourth-floor chambers of Kerckhoff Hall Tuesday night and presented a list of demands for the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...



Former neo-Nazi speaks on hate crime awareness

  PRIYA SHARMA/Daily Bruin Former white supremacist T.J. Leyden discussed his involvement in the White Power movement on Tuesday in Ackerman Union. By Sarah Lazur Daily Bruin Contributor Former white supremacist Thomas “T.J.” Leyden spoke before an estimated 100 students and faculty Tuesday, depicting his experiences with the White Power movement. Read more...


Neverending stories

  Photos by MARY CIECEK/Daily Bruin Senior Staff To avoid bad luck, a student skips the sixth stair of the Janss Steps, where one of the Janss brothers is believed to have been buried. Read more...



Community Briefs

UCSF report points out nurse shortage As California registered nurses reach the age of retirement, their posts are going unfilled by younger employees, resulting in a statewide shortage. Read more...