UCLA faculty members voted Thursday to approve a proposal that would allow the campus’s graduate business school to detach its full-time Masters of Business Administration program from state funding. The Legislative Assembly of the UCLA Academic Senate voted 53 to 46 to approve the UCLA Anderson School of Management proposal, Read More…
Now is a time for pause. When a Haas School of Business student was shot by UCPD Tuesday afternoon and subsequently died later that day, it struck a chord of confusion and sadness that reverberated throughout our campus community. Shock was the overwhelming sensation. Shock that such an event could Read More…
Another Wednesday night, and another defeat for my flag football team, Three Flies Up. This week we played the Hassassins, who clearly have no sense of humor. Our scrappy squad against the Wall-Street-destined suit jockeys. While we screw around in huddles they economize their time with preset plays and begin eviscerating Read More…
Amid a decrease in applications for full-time MBA programs worldwide, the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business received more applications to its part-time program this year than last year.
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Though UCPD has maintained that it will continue with current policies following the November shooting of Haas School of Business student Christopher Travis, some campus and community leaders still feel that more can be done for future situations involving campus security. A report released by the Alameda County District Attorney’s Read More…
A proposal that would allow the UCLA Anderson School of Management to move away from public funding will be voted on next Thursday, raising concerns about the possible privatization of other UC graduate programs. The Legislative Assembly of the Academic Senate, Los Angeles Division, will vote next Thursday on the Read More…
Although he is billed as a mushroom farmer on the currently-airing ABC television series, “The Bachelorette,” Alejandro Velez looks nothing of the sort. Instead of toiling away in a field all day, the affable 25-year-old UC Berkeley alumnus spends his time in a West Oakland warehouse spreading knowledge about growing Read More…
The last week has been full of excitement for the Cal men’s golf team. After winning the John A. Burns Intercollegiate Tournament last week in Hawaii, the team was met with more gratifying news: four golfers were accepted to the Haas School of Business. The Bears will try to continue the Read More…
UC Berkeley is still the best public university in the country, according to U.S. News & World Report’s annual National University rankings released Wednesday. Read More…
