The pingpong ball is a fixture of college life, most commonly used as a gateway to a night of inebriation. Read more...
Photo: Yi Zhou, a post-doctorate electrical engineering student, hits a backhand against Stephanie Chow, a second-year communication studies student, during Club Table Tennis practice on Tuesday night.
As the sun began setting over the Intramural Field and the heat began to fade, professors and students alike could be seen stretching and lacing up their cleats. Read more...
Photo: Third-year geography student Corey Rovzar (right) dribbles during a soccer game in the Denis Cosgrove Von Humboldt Futbol Tournament, organized by the geography department on Thursday at the Intramural Field. The tournament, now in its fourth year, was composed of teams of geography students and faculty.
Whichever brilliant wordsmith coined the adage "any publicity is good publicity" has a lot to answer for. Read more...
If common folklore and legend have emphasized anything, it's that the two most difficult things to tame are dragons and open water. Read more...
Photo: Second-year molecular, cell and developmental biology student Virginia Chu and third-year economics/international area studies student Davin Blekeberg participate in the annual Long Beach Spring Race at the Marine Stadium Park on Sunday. Chu and Blekeberg are members of the 6-year-old UCLA Dragon Boat team.
When the sails are unfurled and all of the contestants take their mark, the sight is truly majestic. There are 60 sailboats spanning hundreds of yards of water, painting the horizon with color and contrasting with the bright blue sky off the scenic coast of Brest, France. Read more...
Photo: Current members and recent alumni of the UCLA sailing team compete in the 42nd Edhec Boat Cup in Brest, France.
In the final minutes of a close basketball game, players and coaches carefully peek up at the scoreboard. They want to remind themselves just how much time is left to go. Read more...
It's midday and the sun is directly overhead as the athlete settles in behind home plate, staring down the pitcher and checking on his teammate on base. Read more...
