As if Trevor Bauer didn’t break enough records while he was at UCLA, he had to break another after he left.
Bauer became the first Bruin to win the Golden Spikes Award on Friday.
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UC Board of Regents approves a 9.6 percent tuition increase for 2011-2012
San Francisco “”mdash; UC students are looking at a double-digit tuition hike this fall after the latest action taken today by the UC Board of Regents at its bimonthly meeting at UC San Francisco.
The regents voted 14-4 to approve an increase of 9.6 percent on top of the 8 percent hike approved in November ““ a total increase of 17.6 percent. California families who make more than $120,000 annually will now pay $12,192 in tuition.
Westwood FlyAway extended for another six months
Westwood will keep its Flyaway bus stop for another six months but at a slightly higher cost to riders, the Los Angeles Board of Airport Commissioners voted today.
Sondre Lerche shows off his range, connects with adoring audience at El Rey Theatre
Norwegian singer-songwriter Sondre Lerche wasted no time when the red curtain rose in the intimate art deco El Rey Theatre Wednesday night.
UPDATED: Gov. Jerry Brown enacts budget with $150 million cut to UC, CSU systems
[ Gov. Jerry Brown enacted a budget Thursday ] that includes an additional $150 million cut to the University of California and California State University systems each and would likely lead to tuition hikes, UC officials say.
For UCLA alumna Jennifer Jajeh, working in entertainment offers way to create meaning, explore people's lives
In addition to being both writer and star of the critically successful solo theater show “I Heart Hamas: And Other Things I’m Afraid to Tell You,” UCLA alumna Jennifer Jajeh finds other outlets for her creative and performing energies.
NBA draft: Tyler Honeycutt and Malcolm Lee both second-round picks
UCLA coach Ben Howland is fine with his players leaving early for the NBA, so long as they’re projected to go in the first round of the draft, where the team commitment is stronger and the money is guaranteed.
Tyler Honeycutt and Malcolm Lee added their names to a long list of Bruins to leave UCLA early, but on Thursday at the 2011 NBA draft in Newark, N.J., neither could find the landing spot in the first round many of their predecessors did.
Honeycutt was the first Bruin to be selected, going with the fifth pick in the second round, No. 35 overall, to the Sacramento Kings.