After struggling offensively in their first two games, No. 13 UCLA looked nearly unstoppable in the first half of today’s game against James Madison.
The Bruins lead the Dukes 63-29 at the end of the first half.
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict developments prompt protests from UCLA students of both sides
New developments in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict prompted two protests at UCLA today, drawing out dozens of students from both sides.
In recent days, the conflict between Israel and militant elements of the Palestinian political organization Hamas in the Gaza Strip ““ a small region bordering Egypt, controlled by Hamas ““ deepened with the exchange of fatal rocket fire and air strikes, The New York Times reported today.
UCLA's tobacco-free policy draft released to public for commenting period
A draft of UCLA’s tobacco-free policy was released to the public today, marking the beginning of a two-month comment period.
Women's basketball sharpens defense for Oklahoma
BY Kevin Bowman
Bruin Sports reporter
kbowman@media.ucla.edu
Senior guard/forward Markel Walker curled around a screen, caught the pass just beyond the free throw line and smoothly knocked down the jump shot.
UCLA enters halftime with slim lead over UCI, 36-34
While last Friday’s opening game against Indiana State seemingly had higher intensity, more fans and a greater sentimental meaning to the game, UCLA looked much more comfortable at the start of tonight’s game against UC Irvine.
UCLA entered halftime leading 36-34.
USAC unanimously appoints new Election Board chair
The undergraduate student government unanimously appointed an Election Board chair at its weekly meeting tonight.
Local artists breathe new life into conventions in 'Shifting the Everyday' exhibit
Aluminum cans melted into a liquid medium, thick lines of acrylic paint dripped on canvases ““ in the art world, you come to realize that just about any common item or thought can contort itself onto a canvas with the influence of creative minds.
The Artspace Warehouse located near West Hollywood is running a new exhibition called “Shifting the Everyday,” featuring the work of local artists David Jang and Barbara Kolo.