Tuesday, February 17

Hire UCLA Ambassadors working to make career resources more accessible

A team of students is working to inform UCLA students of internship opportunities. The UCLA Career Center created the Hire UCLA Ambassadors program in the spring to better provide students with access to internship opportunities as well as the skills necessary to get them. Read more...

Photo: The Hire UCLA Ambassadors, located on the second floor of the Career Center, has expanded its social media presence and conducted campus outreach events to better connect students to UCLA Career Center’s internship resources on campus. (Katherine Zhuo/Daily Bruin)


UCLA adds Nordic studies, Asian languages and linguistics majors

Students can choose from two new undergraduate degree programs starting this fall. UCLA’s two newest majors are Nordic studies and Asian languages and linguistics. The Scandinavian section and the department of Asian languages and cultures created the new majors to broaden their respective departments’ curricula and attract more students to the departments. Read more...


UC employees, students protest in support of contracted valet workers

This post was updated July 31 at 9:08 p.m. About 500 University of California workers and students protested the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center’s treatment of contracted valet service workers outside the medical center Friday. Read more...

Photo: (Jintak Han/Daily Bruin senior staff) AFSCME 3299, the UC’s largest union, protested in support of contracted valet service workers outside Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on Friday.


Anderson School of Management students develop networking app

Andrew Bremner didn’t think networking was important for career progression until he witnessed it firsthand at UCLA. That’s why Bremner and Brandon Kessler, graduate students in the UCLA Anderson School of Management, founded Out of Office, a mobile platform that connects professionals through intimately sized networking events and activities. Read more...

Photo: Andrew Bremner and Brandon Kessler founded Out of Office, a mobile platform that connects professionals through networking events and activities. (Chelsea Zhang/Daily Bruin)




Student creates guidebooks exploring colleges from inside perspective

Aaron Yih was relaxing in the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden when a campus tour passing by gave him the idea for a new business. Yih, a rising fourth-year Design | Media Arts student, launched College Visit Co. Read more...

Photo: Aaron Yih, a rising fourth-year Design | Media Arts student, recently launched College Visit Co., which creates college visit guides to give visitors a more complete picture of campus life. (MacKenzie Coffman/Daily Bruin)



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