Five hours after the Chilean earthquake hits and hundreds of miles away from the epicenter, Heather Dennis finally finds out about the 8.8-magnitude quake, a disaster she entirely missed.
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California NanoSystems Institute study finds that bullet-shaped vesicular stomatitis virus has disease-fighting potential
Researchers at UCLA’s California NanoSystems Institute and other organizations have published a new study on the structure of the bullet-shaped vesicular stomatitis virus, furthering the general understanding of disease treatment and promoting vaccine development.
UC study abroad students in Chile confirmed safe
All 58 University of California students who are currently studying abroad in Chile have been accounted for, after an 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the country Saturday morning.
University of California Student Association plans higher education march with support of Board of Regents
In November, some members of the UC Board of Regents were bombarded with vinegar-soaked bandanas, wooden sticks and countless chants by thousands of impassioned students.
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Genetic engineering offers new food possibilities
Lentils and maize that can survive in salt-laden soil and barren conditions are gradually becoming real-life possibilities.
Rally supports protests in Iran
Armed with colorful balloons and countless signs, about 200 community members of all ages marched through Westwood on Saturday in solidarity with the people of Iran, demonstrating sympathy for a nation of citizens currently locked in political turmoil.