June 6, 2011 – Fourth-year electrical engineering student Jeff Almario and fourth-year economics student Luke Pappis are graduating this spring. To end their college chapter on a high note, they made a bet with each other – hit up the bars every Margarita Monday, Pint Night Tuesday and Long Island Wednesday of this quarter. [3:58]

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June 6, 2011 – Third-year sociology student Joe Scachetti came to UCLA with a scholarship to play goalkeeper for the soccer team. An accident left him with a badly broken knee. On the route to recovery, Scachetti reflects on his injury, his love for soccer and his time at UCLA. [4:00]

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June 6, 2011 "“ UCLA affords a diverse community, a place where students of all cultural and religious backgrounds can coexist. This June, fourth-year student Asher Begin will graduate with a degree in psychology. He reflects on his time at UCLA as a rich academic and cultural experience that has reinforced his identity as an Orthodox Jew. [3:39]

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June 2, 2011 – Second-year theater student Tommy Schulz brings his djembe drum to the Venice drum circle regularly. For him, the drum circle’s impact extends beyond making music. We talked to him about why he plays and how drum circles affect his life. [1:33]

May 31, 2011 – UCLA's intramural wheelchair basketball brings a mixed crowd together. Students with a wide range of abilities can be competitive with each other on the court. Hear scenes from playoffs last Wednesday. View the photo gallery here.

May 27, 2011 – At Sikh Awareness Day in Bruin Plaza on Wednesday, the Sikh Student Association set up a booth handing out free food and informational pamphlets. This yearly event is as much UCLA as it is Sikh. We spoke with third-year anthropology student Palvinder Dhillon and fourth-year electrical engineering student Prabhnit Singh about being Sikh at UCLA. [1:18]