Lily Shaw, a student government representative, said she left her discussion in Bunche Hall early to ensure she would make it to her meeting at 7 p.m., but when she arrived at the elevator, it had already been locked.
UCLA faculty from the humanities, arts and life sciences answered the question, “What is knowledge?” Tuesday at the second lecture of a 10-week series.
Tyler Burge, a professor in the Department of Philosophy, said he thinks knowledge exists in many forms including common sense, scientific knowledge and historical knowledge, and should not be considered as a single, unified concept.
The Dashew Center for International Students and Scholars has not received new funding despite a rise in admitted international students, a UCLA spokesperson said.
The Dashew Center serves international students by promoting interaction between international and domestic students, providing visa services and hosting workshops.
Undergraduate student officials addressed the election board’s failure to meet deadlines at a special meeting Wednesday.
The Undergraduate Students Association Council held a meeting Aug. 7 with election board chair and fourth-year psychology student Kyana Shajari to discuss her failure to fill spots on the USAC election board and approve election codes by July 30, a deadline set by the council in May.
Some students are taking substitute classes to complete their degrees because some required courses have not been offered in multiple quarters.
Students in linguistics and other majors said they have to work with their department advisors to find substitutes for classes that are not offered in order to fulfill their requirements.
Students and faculty celebrated one of UCLA’s Latino founders for the first time Friday.
Attendees of “Remembering UCLA’s Latino Forefather,” gathered at Founder’s Rock to celebrate Reginaldo Francisco del Valle, a Latino state senator who introduced legislation in 1881 establishing the Branch State Normal School in Los Angeles, which later became UCLA.
This post was updated April 29 at 5:43 p.m.
Students and professors said naming facilities after large donors gives an unfair advantage to donors’ families while administrators said donations do not influence admission.
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