UCLA officials are disputing an article published by a business news website last week that listed UCLA as the most dangerous university in the country. Read more...
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November 26, 1:02 am
UCLA disputes ranking as most dangerous college
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November 26, 12:45 am
Graduate school’s website to keep alumni connected
The UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies launched a new website earlier this month, to help alumni find job opportunities and stay connected to the graduate school and the UCLA community after graduation. Read more...
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November 26, 12:31 am
LGBT studies minor campaigns for funding
Faculty and staff involved with the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender studies minor launched a campaign this fall to seek out additional funding to allow for more stability within the program. Read more...
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November 21, 1:05 am
Westwood trees to be replaced
Students walking down Westwood Boulevard may notice a change in the scenery in the coming months as Westwood officials move forward with plans to remove several trees in the area, despite opposition from community members. Read more...
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Community members are concerned that trees are lifting up sidewalks in Westwood. As early as January 2013, 18 trees along Westwood Boulevard, Kinross Avenue and other areas around the city will be removed and replaced.
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November 20, 12:36 am
Students focus on immigration
In light of President Barack Obama's re-election earlier this month, many UCLA students are focusing their efforts on national immigration policy reform. Read more...
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November 19, 12:25 am
Professor faces preliminary hearing for lab fire death
The preliminary hearing for UCLA organic chemistry professor Patrick Harran began Friday with testimony from the doctor of a UCLA research assistant who died from a 2008 UCLA lab fire. Read more...
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November 14, 1:11 am
Anderson School of Management sees an increase in applicants despite national slump
The number of applicants to the Masters of Business Administration program at the UCLA Anderson School of Management are up, despite a trend of fewer applications to MBA programs nationally. The Anderson school has recently seen a 22.3 percent increase in its application rates, which officials attribute to revamped recruiting practices, said Rob Weiler, associate dean of the full-time MBA program at Anderson. Read more...
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UCLA Anderson School of Management saw an increase in applications, while the number of applications declined nationwide.