Friday, May 9

Sports medicine interns get hands-on experience

At the moment that quarterback Kevin Prince fractured his jaw during the Tennessee football game, Brian Enriquez was standing on the sidelines, watching the medical response unfold right in front of him. Read more...

Photo: Women’s soccer sports medicine intern April Anthony, a third-year physiological science student, wraps the ankle of junior midfielder Kylie Wright Tuesday.




Bruin Walk chalked after initiation of Dismount Zone Policy

Along Bruin Walk on Monday, students were greeted by a makeshift lane, drawn anonymously in chalk and created for use by bikers and skateboarders. Read more...

Photo: “Resist the dismount” is written on Bruin Walk in protest of the new UCLA law that requires cyclists and skateboarders to dismount at certain locations on campus.


UCLA EMTs balance student life with saving lives

The first call John Thompson ran was a response to a man who had a seizure and cracked his head on a cement planter. Read more...

Photo: UCLA EMTs John Thompson (left) and Dominic Woodson take turns driving the ambulance. In order to be a UCLA EMT, one must be a full-time UCLA undergraduate or graduate student. Applicants must complete a rigorous training program that lasts approximately six months. Those hoping to succeed must be well-versed in both medical knowledge and campus geography.





1 893 894 895 896 897 900