The likelihood of being taught by a full-time lecturer at UCLA is steadily decreasing. Economic and enrollment pressures have caused UCLA to replace retiring full-time faculty with part-time faculty, said Robert Cox, manager of the Office of Analysis and Information Management at UCLA. Read more...
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December 9, 2:29 am
Economic pressures lead to fewer full-time faculty
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December 9, 2:00 am
Fall quarter headline highlights
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December 7, 1:54 pm
Video explores reactions to bullying on UCLA campus
As she watched a man getting shoved to the ground, Caitlin Estudillo sprang from a bench near Powell Library and tried to stop what she perceived as a bullying incident unfolding in front of her. Read more...
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December 6, 6:23 pm
Vice chancellor position created to address diversity at UCLA
A vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion position was established after an internal report found UCLA’s procedures for addressing claims of racial discrimination among faculty unclear and inadequate. Read more...
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December 5, 12:56 am
Art exhibition gives voice to survivors of sexual assault
Finding the courage to connect her face to her story of sexual assault was part of the healing process for Talia Bombola. When the third-year psychology student first saw a photo of herself holding a poster with a quote from her assailant on the walls of the Kerckhoff Art Gallery on Tuesday, she said she felt her face become hot and uncomfortable. Read more...
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December 5, 12:54 am
Selection of USAC Election Board chair halted amid allegations of bias
The undergraduate student government postponed appointing a student to run its spring elections Tuesday after a councilmember raised concerns about the candidate’s political impartiality. The Undergraduate Students Association Council Election Board chair is tasked with creating a timeline for the spring quarter USAC elections process, appointing other members of the Election Board and screening candidates to ensure they are eligible to run for office. Read more...
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December 4, 11:35 pm
Undocumented students eligible for USAC textbook scholarship
For the first time, undocumented students can apply for textbook scholarships funded by the undergraduate student government. The Undergraduate Students Association Council’s Financial Supports Commission gives textbook scholarships of $200 each. Read more...