Students who originally choose to enter science, technology, engineering, or mathematics majors graduate at lower rates than students in other fields, according to a nationwide survey given to more than 200,000 freshmen students. Read more...
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February 25, 10:52 pm
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics students show lower graduation rates in study
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February 23, 11:54 pm
URSA performance problems are under investigation
Based on performance problems with the URSA Web site, enrollment in spring quarter classes may be slow, according to Andrew Wissmiller, assistant vice chancellor of administrative information systems. Read more...
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February 23, 11:50 pm
UC Regent Bonnie Reiss named California secretary of education
University of California Regent Bonnie Reiss was appointed California secretary of education Tuesday by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Read more...
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February 23, 11:46 pm
New course “˜Economics in Practice’ provides hands-on experience with case-based learning method
For many business economics staff, alumni and student organizations, it is time to get down to business. Read more...
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February 23, 5:21 am
Students and BAMN coalition file lawsuit against Proposition 209
On Feb. 16, a lawsuit was filed to reverse Proposition 209, which banned affirmative action within the state. Read more...
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February 23, 5:19 am
GSA’s print academic journal Carte Italiane moves online
Deep in the Graduate Students Association archives lay dozens of copies of Carte Italiane, a cultural studies academic journal published by the GSA that was available only through subscription. Read more...
Photo: The Graduate Students Association’s Carte Italiane academic journal (pictured above) was recently published online to allow free access.
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February 23, 5:15 am
Chancellor faces demands from Lawyers Guild to cease police violence
The UCLA School of Law chapter of the National Lawyers Guild presented the chancellor's office with a letter on Monday demanding an end to police violence against non-violent protesters. The chapter said it was prompted by the UC Board of Regents protests in November. Read more...