A Web-based program launched by UCLA Transportation in mid-July is offering incentives for Bruins to commute to campus in an environmentally friendly manner. Read more...
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August 1, 1:33 am
Recent NIH grant funds UCLA HIV research with aims to find a cure through inactive cells
Matthew Marsden stands in front of a fume hood that pumps a layer of protective air between himself and his experiments and continuously draws the air inside through HEPA filters, self-sanitizing with UV light between experiments. Read more...
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UCLA AIDS Institute researcher Matthew Marsden is helping to work for a cure against HIV at the Biomedical Sciences Research Building.
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August 1, 1:29 am
John E. Anderson, namesake of UCLA's school of management, dies of pneumonia at 93
John E. Anderson, namesake of the UCLA Anderson School of Management and a prominent California businessman, died at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on Friday. Read more...
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John E. Anderson
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July 25, 2:02 am
Buying books is a last resort for many Bruins as lending, renting and simply going without become increasingly attractive options
The rising cost of attending UCLA makes saving money on textbooks a critical skill as well as an art form. Read more...
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July 11, 1:47 am
Middle Eastern democracy activists Rabab el-Mahdi and Jawad Nabulsi lay out the work left to do this summer for the Arab Spring movement
With tear gas and rubber bullets raining down on protesters in Tahrir Square, Rabab el-Mahdi attempted to save her suffocating friend's life. Read more...
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Professor Rabab El-Mahdi wants to be part of Egypt’s movement of change.
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July 11, 1:41 am
UCLA students sign on for Linguistics 3, a summer-session class that explores the deaf culture of American Sign Language
Unlike most kids, Valerie Rose did not mumble "mommy" or "daddy" as her first words. Read more...
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Fourth-year geography and environmental studies student Valerie Rose has been deaf in one ear since birth, and her parents and adopted siblings are deaf.
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July 5, 4:18 am
2011 admissions reflect a changing UC in record high numbers of nonresident and Chicano/Latino students
An expanding population of undergraduates at the University of California will include historically high numbers of nonresident and Chicano/Latino students, according to preliminary enrollment data released by the UC Office of the President last week. Read more...