The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office filed a felony complaint against UCLA political science Professor Michael Lofchie last month for an alleged conflict of interest while he was chair of the political science department. Read more...
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February 29, 2:37 am
UCLA political science Professor Michael Lofchie charged with felony
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February 29, 2:34 am
UC considers new salary scale system
Faculty members at UCLA are currently reviewing a recommendation that may lead to faculty being paid more over a longer period of time. Read more...
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February 29, 2:30 am
A Hunter's Kitchen: UCLA student hunts own game, runs a blog to share knowledge and self-invented recipes
In her apartment, Jenny Nguyen, a fourth-year American literature and culture student, sliced open a vacuum-sealed bag. Read more...
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Jenny Nguyen, fourth-year American literature and culture student, runs a blog titled “FoodForHunters” where she posts self-invented recipes.
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February 29, 2:25 am
TED conference helps business students implement innovative ideas
Talks of microbiology, physics and sustainable resources replaced business and finance discussions at the UCLA Anderson School of Management on Tuesday, as a conference by the nonprofit group TED streamed live for the first time in the central cafe. Read more...
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Students relaxed in the central cafe in UCLA Anderson School of Management Tuesday and watched the TED conference as it streamed live.
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February 29, 2:21 am
Conference aims to make UCLA a more bike-friendly campus
Potholes lining the city streets frustrate Renee Luthra. She commutes to campus by a combination of public bus and bicycle from the university apartments. Read more...
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February 29, 2:16 am
UCLA works to keep diversity in its faculty
Theater Professor Hanay Geiogamah is one of eight Native American faculty members working at UCLA. Read more...
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Theater Professor Hanay Geiogamah would like to create programs at UCLA highlighting Native American
culture. His plans are now on hold because of the financial situation of his department.
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February 29, 2:11 am
Endowed chairs key in faculty retention, recruitment
Lane Hirabayashi was comfortably employed at UC Riverside when he heard about a search to fill an endowed chair at UCLA. At first, he was hesitant to apply. Read more...