Since 1919
Professor Vijay Gupta keeps a large, square piece of plastic-like, yellow-tinged material on the shelf of his office.
And while it may not look like anything special, this polymer could make a world of difference in an arena miles away from Engineering IV– namely, the football field.
In a game with few bright spots for UCLA, Patrick Larimore gave the Bruins one of few memorable highlights.
Ira Pauly still remembers the final touchdown he witnessed as a UCLA football player.
When the UCLA men’s volleyball team’s season ended in spring, coach John Speraw began planning for summer trips to Poland and Brazil. But instead of warm beaches, Speraw spent his days and nights indoors on the volleyball court.
As an 11-year-old, B.B. Bates sat in the stands at Easton Stadium to witness her first collegiate softball game and watch future Olympic gold medalist Natasha Watley play shortstop for the Bruins. Right then and there, Bates knew that she wanted to play softball for UCLA.
Anthony Barr lined up split out wide in the red zone during a spring practice, creating a sense of déjà vu. But this time, everyone noticed.
Five years ago, the UCLA women’s tennis team captured the program’s first-ever NCAA championship. For the team, it was a part of history; for Pamela Montez, a senior at La Quinta High School still contemplating where to go to school, it was a sign. The blue-chip tennis recruit was struggling to decide between coming to […]
