The UCLA Anderson School of Management recently introduced a program that will allow students to earn their degrees through a mixture of online and on-campus courses. Read more...
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April 19, 12:41 am
UCLA Anderson School of Management to ease student learning with Flex program
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April 19, 12:40 am
UCLA astronomers utilize MOSFIRE to study early, distant galaxies
On a cloudy Hawaiian night on the summit of Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano in the Pacific, 11 people watched as the largest fully operational telescope in the world pointed toward the Read more...
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UCLA physics and astronomy professor Ian McLean is the project leader of MOSFIRE, which has built an instrument to study early, distant galaxies.
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April 19, 12:39 am
UCLA researchers develop genetically engineered stem cells to fight HIV in mice
A team of UCLA researchers has found a genetic engineering technique that suppresses the HIV virus in mice, an encouraging step toward potentially fighting the disease in humans, researchers said. Read more...
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April 19, 12:38 am
Eighth annual Earth Day Fair emphasizes sustainability with green activities
Green-minded students and faculty are gearing up for the eighth annual Earth Day Fair, which is being held today in honor of Earth Day. Read more...
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April 18, 1:42 am
Water main burst causes flood in three South Campus buildings
Officials are assessing the extent of damage caused by a ruptured underground water main near the Court of Sciences Student Center early Tuesday morning, which sent a flood of water into surrounding buildings. Read more...
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A bulldozer dumps dirt into a hole near the Court of Sciences Student Center where a water main burst Tuesday around 4:30 a.m.
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April 18, 1:34 am
Building on the past: Westwood’s history can still be seen in the architecture of the Village’s newer businesses
Westwood Village has changed in many ways since Edwin and Harold Janss first began its development in 1928, but remnants of that past can still be spotted throughout the Village "“ if you know where to look. Read more...
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Built as a Ralphs grocery store in 1929, the building at the northeastern corner of Westwood Boulevard and Lindbrook Drive was one of the six original buildings in Westwood Village. It was divided into a multi-tenant space after the Ralphs closed in 1962, and is now home to Peet’s Coffee & Tea and 800 Degrees Neapolitan Pizza.
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April 18, 1:30 am
UCLA seeks financial support by increasing non-resident admissions
UCLA is succeeding in its efforts to increase the number of admission offers extended to non-resident students, based on admissions data released Tuesday. Read more...