Author Archives: Jason Feder

For most children, following their dad to work means sitting in an office somewhere or studying the walls of a cubicle. For Brian Callahan, following his dad to work was the best thing in the world. As the son of college and NFL coach Bill Callahan, Brian grew up with football like most children grow […]

With the UCLA softball and baseball teams suffering early exits from the postseason, the Westwood community is going to have to endure the heat of summer, still waiting for UCLA to become the first school with 100 NCAA titles. Passing the century mark in championships seems almost like a formality at this point, but when […]

For the No. 2 women’s golf team, the NCAA Championships this week at the Ohio State University Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio is a chance to claim its second championship in three years ““ and No. 100 for UCLA. However, after shooting a combined 13-over par on the first day of competition to land in […]

Alfred Aboya hopes to one day become president of Cameroon. His lesser-known teammate, Joey Ellis, is starting a career in politics on a slightly smaller scale. Ellis, a redshirt freshman walk-on guard for the UCLA basketball team, is running with Slate Refund for Financial Supports commissioner of the Undergraduate Students Association Council. As the only […]

It doesn’t matter if you stumble across the finish line, as long as you do it before anybody else. For the women’s golf team, its third straight Pac-10 Championship in Oro Valley, Ariz., was not the smoothest of wins but a conference title nonetheless. The No. 2-ranked Bruins shot 13-over par Wednesday and finished at […]

Heading into the Pac-10 Tournament in Oro Valley, Ariz., today, the No. 2-ranked women’s golf team will have to fight to defend their current crown as two-time conference champions. UCLA is the conference’s highest-ranked squad, but the competition within the conference is more formidable than ever this year. Seven of the teams were ranked in […]

For one UCLA gymnast in her last NCAA Championship and another in her first, medals for each were the perfect way to wrap up one successful collegiate career and start another. Senior Kate Richardson won her third career individual title by winning the floor exercise. She also placed third on vault behind Bruin freshman Kristina […]