Portions of Wilshire and Sepulveda boulevards will temporarily close this weekend as workers prepare to remove overhead power lines in the area, according to Metro officials.
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Men's and women's track posts high marks at NCAA Championships
The UCLA men’s and women’s track concluded the weekend at the NCAA Championships with satisfying results and optimistic feelings for the future.
Broken irrigation line floods walkways by Rieber Hall
An irrigation line broke outside Rieber Hall tonight, forcing water to cascade down the walkway toward De Neve Drive, officials said.
Baseball headed to College World Series in Omaha after win over TCU
UCLA baseball is headed to Omaha.
The Bruins clinched a spot in the eight-team College World Series bracket with a win over the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs on Saturday.
UCLA defeats TCU 6-2 in first game of NCAA Super Regionals
With the bases loaded in the sixth inning of Friday night’s NCAA Super Regionals, junior first baseman Cody Regis walloped a double to left center field.
Legislative Assembly approved Anderson self-sufficiency proposal
A faculty group voted to approve a proposal by the UCLA Anderson School of Management to become a self-sustaining program today in the final UCLA vote on the issue.
The UCLA Legislative Assembly voted 53-46, with three abstentions, to support an Anderson faculty appeal that would allow the proposal to continue on to approval by the UC Office of the President.
The appeal will allow the Master’s of Business Administration program at the Anderson school to no longer be financially dependent on state funds, if approved by UCOP.
Students and a faculty member voice disappointment on failure of 'Community and Conflict in the Modern World' GE proposal
About 30 students gathered in Meyerhoff Park this afternoon for a rally to voice their disappointment about a recent failed diversity-related general education requirement.
The “Community and Conflict in the Modern World” requirement would have required students to take a GE course dealing with conflicts and collaboration that can emerge through differences in communities.