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The UCLA women’s rowing team solidified its status as a worthy competitor this past weekend after placing third at the Pac-12 Championships.

After two days of fierce competition in Eugene, Ore., the Pac-12 Championships concluded with the UCLA men’s team finishing in fourth place with 86 points and the UCLA women’s team in eighth with 46.5 points overall.

“In the Dark,” a multimedia show produced by WNYCs Radiolab, visited UCLA’s Royce Hall last week to explore the aspects of light and darkness through various means. The show combines scientific curiosities, such as theories on the evolution of the eye, with humor, music, stories, athletic-dance and other media, to create an immersive experience.

For the fourth time this year, the UCLA and USC women’s water polo teams battled to the bitter end in the pool.

Seniors McCall Jones and Carling Seguso stepped into the courts of the Los Angeles Tennis Center Friday afternoon to play Eastern Kentucky wearing blue and gold.

Bruins United has released a statement apologizing for misrepresentations that occurred during the endorsement process earlier in the week and throughout the undergraduate student government elections.

Earlier in the week, two student groups, UCLA Circle K and Moneythink UCLA, filed complaints with the Undergraduate Students Association Council Election Board for inaccurate endorsements of the Bruins United slate.

The groups were incorrectly listed as supporters of Bruins United on signboards on campus, on the election ballot on MyUCLA and in an advertisement that ran in the Daily Bruin on Monday and Tuesday.

“We fully acknowledge that this miscommunication was within our party and we take full responsibility for this unfortunate situation,” Bruins United leaders said in the statement released Thursday night.

The errors in miscommunication that occurred within the Bruins United slate were because of the “decentralized nature” of the party, according to the statement.

The slate is taking actions to remedy the situation and to ensure that it does not happen again, according to the statement.

Compiled by Kassy Cho, Bruin reporter.

Bruins United won a majority of the seats in this year’s council, while independent candidates took two of three contested positions in this year’s election for undergraduate student government.