This post was updated Oct. 13 at 12:11 a.m. Chancellor Gene Block meets with the Daily Bruin Editorial Board every quarter to discuss issues affecting campus and to explain administrative policies. Read more...
Photo: Chancellor Gene Block and other UCLA administrators discussed UCLA’s reopening plans and other issues with the Daily Bruin Editorial Board at their quarterly meeting Thursday. (Courtesy of Genesis Qu)
UCLA extended the work from home period for UCLA workers until the end of winter quarter, a UCLA administrator announced. Faculty and staff will continue working remotely through March 19, 2021, said Administrative Vice Chancellor Michael Beck in a Sept. Read more...
Photo: Most UCLA workers will have to continue working from home until the end of winter quarter, a UCLA administrator announced.(Justin Jung/Daily Bruin senior staff)
This post was updated Oct. 9 at 1:28 p.m. UCLA will now offer free COVID-19 tests to all students starting next week, a UCLA student health official confirmed. Read more...
Photo: Students will be able to receive free COVID-19 tests from the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center starting next week, a UCLA student health official confirmed. (Kanishka Mehra/Photo editor)
At least three students living in university housing have tested positive for COVID-19, but UCLA will not publicly announce which buildings the cases occur in unless there is an outbreak on the hill. Read more...
Photo: At least three students living in university housing have tested positive for COVID-19, a UCLA spokesperson said. (Kanishka Mehra/Photo editor)
Undergraduate student government leaders look toward a senate model to increase advocacy positions on the council. The Undergraduate Students Association Council’s current model of governance — a commissioner system that tasks commissioners with specific missions and administrative functions — was not created to advocate for students, said Alexander Berry, a staff member at the USAC Office of the President. Read more...
UCLA lost the most money out of all the University of California campuses because of the COVID-19 pandemic, amid a UC-wide financial loss. UCLA lost the most money – $653 million – out of all nine undergraduate campuses, according to the UC Board of Regents Finance and Capital Strategies Committee meeting Sept. Read more...
Students might not have many options to take classes on campus, but they’ll still have their choice of voting options on campus. Starting at the end of October, voters can cast their ballots at Bradley International Hall, Ackerman Union and the Hammer Museum for the November elections, said Marisa Osborne, the events division manager at Associated Students UCLA. Read more...
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