Students with a passion for the arts may soon find their niche on the Hill’s newest themed floor. After a submission and selection process, the UCLA Office of Residential Life chose the visual and performing arts collective to be the latest addition to the Hill’s themed floors for the 2014-2015 academic year. Read more...
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February 12, 1:51 am
Newly added arts-themed floor draws student interest
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February 11, 12:17 am
Search for USAC safety app funding ongoing
Undergraduate student government officials recently secured $2,000 to fund a safety app for UCLA students, although they still need thousands of dollars more from campus organizations to reach the total funding goal. Read more...
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February 11, 12:07 am
Bruin becomes quarterfinalist on Jeopardy! College Championship
For the past few months, Ben Juster balanced his UCLA schoolwork with intensive trivia training – preparation for competing in the Jeopardy! College Championship. The fourth-year anthropology student is one of 15 quarterfinalists who competed in January for a Jeopardy! Read more...
Photo: Ben Juster, a fourth-year anthropology student, trained for months to compete in the Jeopardy! College Championship. Courtesy of Ben Juster
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February 11, 12:03 am
California public employee transparency site created
A public policy think tank launched a website last week showing compensation and pension data for California’s public employees, including employees for the University of California. Read more...
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February 10, 4:10 pm
UCLA law students protest lack of diversity
Students at the UCLA School of Law hosted an event on Monday to highlight a lack of racial diversity and to encourage school officials to be more accommodating of minority students. Read more...
Photo: Adriane Peralta, a member of the UCLA Law Review, spoke at the event on Monday, which protested a lack of diversity at the UCLA School of Law. (Courtesy of Ronald Robertson)
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February 10, 3:32 pm
Rally protests incidents of discrimination on UCLA campus
Students and faculty held a rally Monday to protest racial and gender discrimination on campus in response to a racist and sexist flier sent to UCLA’s Asian American Studies Center last week. Read more...
Photo: Uyen Hoang, a fourth-year international development studies student and director of the Asian Pacific Coalition, spoke at Monday’s rally. (Justin Chang/Daily Bruin)
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February 10, 1:35 am
USAC works on new bylaw amendment on resolution process
Undergraduate student government officials are working on a bylaw amendment that would extend the time period between when resolutions are initially submitted and when the council votes for approval. Read more...