Under a University of California-wide budgetary reform approved in June, UCLA could end up losing out on additional state funds in the future. Read more...
A Closer Look, Campus, News
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September 23, 8:56 am
UCLA may lose additional state funds under approved “˜rebenching’ budgetary model
News, Westwood
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September 23, 8:51 am
Southern California drivers brace for Carmageddon’s return as Metro improves 405 Freeway
Southern California motorists must brace for traffic congestion next week as Los Angeles Metro once again prepares to close a section of the 405 Freeway for construction. Read more...
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September 23, 8:50 am
Safety, maintenance from patrol ambassadors revitalize Westwood business, impressions
By the time the shops in Westwood Village open their doors for another day of business, Deandrea Dobson has already been patrolling the streets for two hours. Read more...
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Daniel Kadomsky, an ambassador for Westwood’s Business Improvement District, cleans up the corner of Weyburn Avenue and Westwood Boulevard.
Campus, News
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September 23, 8:47 am
Serving for security: More college students opt for ROTC for better military benefits
A year ago, Crystal Escobar saw her days at UCLA as a direct path to becoming a pediatrician. Read more...
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ROTC officers participate in their Commissioning Ceremony outside of Royce Hall.
Campus, News
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September 23, 8:35 am
New staff to broaden environmental humanities
With smog blanketing its skies and thousands of cars clogging its freeways daily, Los Angeles might not seem like the ideal place for environmental faculty from Stanford University to call their new home. Read more...
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Allison Carruth, a professor in the English department. (courtesy of Allison Carruth)
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September 23, 8:30 am
New police DUI checkpoints established for Santa Monica
Students driving or living in Santa Monica can now expect to encounter more driving-under-the-influence police checkpoints. Read more...
Campus, News
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September 23, 8:27 am
UCLA Anderson School of Management awaits new UC policy to become self-supporting
The fate of the UCLA Anderson School of Management's push to make its flagship Master of Business Administration program financially separate from state funds remains undecided "“ weeks after the school's proposal was sidelined by a University of California committee. Read more...