Friday, November 13

No. 10 UCLA women’s basketball fifth-year forward Timea Gardner turns her back to Arizona guard/forward Makayla Presser-Palmer and looks to pass. Gardner was second on the Bruins with 16 points Thursday, and she shot 5-for-9 from the field and grabbed six boards. (Elle Smith/Daily Bruin staff)

UCLA women’s basketball dominates Arizona 76-44 for its 22nd straight home win

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This post was updated Nov. 12 at 10:57 p.m. A year off due to injury has not slowed down Timea Gardiner.  And Thursday night, the fifth-year forward helped secure another win for the Bruins.



UCLA women’s basketball looks to best Arizona without its ‘Finnishing’ touch

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The Bruins have had a week to prepare for their former Pac-12 foe. And with two undefeated records on the line, anyone could emerge victorious. No.


UCLA men’s water polo to take on crosstown rival USC to close out regular season

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Senior night is an opportunity to celebrate years of commitment and sacrifice from collegiate athletes. And the Trojans have the opportunity to spoil this special moment for their crosstown rivals.


With nationals at stake, UCLA cross country heads to Sacramento

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After a conference-wide battle, the Bruins are racing onto an even bigger stage. UCLA cross country will head to Sacramento for the NCAA West Regional on Friday morning at the Arcade Creek Cross Country Course, hosted by Sacramento State.


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As universities cut programs, UCLA introduces new majors, minors

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UCLA students interested in specific career fields have long pursued their interests through campus clubs, internships and other extracurricular avenues. But this fall, UCLA gave many of these students their first opportunity to pursue these interests in a formal classroom setting, with the launch of the sports leadership and management and real estate minors.

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