The high school students spoke one at a time to their peers, discussing their work in law firms, clinics and on UCLA’s campus. One student said she was excited to attend a class by the professor she was working for. Read more...
Photo: Students participate in discussion at the UCLA Community School, a bilingual K-12 public charter school supported by the university.
See what’s happening on your campus this weekend: Friday: Cookies & Queers UCLA LGBT Campus Resource Center Student Activities Center B36 4 – 6 p.m. Read more...
Newly opened residential buildings Sproul Cove and Sproul Landing will house laundry machines that text students’ cell phones after finishing a wash or dry cycle. Clarissa Chan, a first-year physical sciences student, said she thinks the new laundry machines will allow students to participate in other activities while doing laundry. Read more...
Between calling, texting and updating social media, people will soon be able to use their cell phones as a microscope powerful enough to detect viruses. Read more...
Photo: Aydogan Ozcan, a professor of electrical engineering and bioengineering, helped create a microscope that can be attached to a cell phone to take images of single viruses.
Savannah Badalich handed out pledge cards and spoke to students about sexual assault at UCLA at Monday’s Enormous Activities Fair. For Badalich, however, this issue is more than just a campaign. Read more...
Photo: Savannah Badalich, the Undergraduate Students Association Council Student Wellness commissioner, talks about a sexual assault education, advocacy and research campaign called 7,000 in Solidarity.
Students who need i>clickers for their classes can now rent them for free from Powell Library. Read more...
A new $3 million donation to UCLA will give foster-care youth students extra financial support. Read more...
