Twice a week, UCLA professor Robert Goldberg lectures in three places at once. Read more...
Campus, News
|
January 27, 12:23 am
UCLA professor unites three university campuses through online class
News
|
January 27, 12:15 am
UCLA alumna’s pin-up project raises money for veterans’ hospitals
Gina Elise frequently visits veterans hospital wards decked out in World War II pin-up girl outfits. Read more...
Photo:
Since 2006, UCLA alumna Gina Elise has raised more than $50,000 to improve physical, cognitive and rehabilitation therapy for veterans. Her nonprofit organization sells calendars, posters and T-shirts with a retro 1940s pin-up theme. Elise has visited veterans in more than 30 hospitals in 20 states.
Campus, News
|
January 26, 12:22 am
Transfer applications from California community colleges to the UC decrease
Transfer applications from California community colleges to University of California campuses declined by about 5 percent from last year as community colleges have felt the impact of state budget cuts. Read more...
Campus, News
|
January 26, 12:17 am
Treasure hunting goes high-tech with worldwide game of geocaching
Sprinkled around the UCLA campus and the surrounding community are small, hidden containers sought out by urban treasure hunters armed with GPS technology. Read more...
Photo:
Third-year history student Kristina Truong has discovered 99 geocaches around the UCLA campus and her home in Orange County.
Campus, News
|
January 26, 12:15 am
Bar association, students create humorous solutions to lunch thefts at UCLA School of Law
Justice has not yet been served at the UCLA School of Law in a spate of cases of law students whose lunches have been stolen from the student lounge. Read more...
Photo:
Lunches were reportedly stolen from the law school refrigerator.
Campus, News
|
January 26, 12:12 am
New UCLA club gets to the MEAT of the matter
The unmistakable aroma of grilled meat wafted from a tent bearing a large "Sausage Fest" sign. Read more...
Photo:
Fifth-year applied mathematics student Garren Gaut, a member of MEAT, prepares a batch of sausages in the Court of Sciences.
News
|
January 25, 1:21 am
Textbooks go digital through Apple and Chegg
College students' backpacks are getting heavier and their textbook receipts are getting longer, but their backs aren't getting stronger. Read more...
Photo:
Chegg recently announced it will be offering e-textbooks.