Kara Lang, a captain of the UCLA women's soccer team, tore her ACL and will be out for the rest of her senior season according to a UCLA press release and her coach Jillian Ellis. Read more...
Sports, Women's Soccer
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September 28, 1:05 pm
Women’s soccer starter Kara Lang out for the season with torn ACL
Men's Soccer, Sports
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September 28, 1:35 am
Men’s soccer wins after slow first half
As it turns out, all the UCLA men's soccer team needed was a halftime adjustment. Read more...
Photo: Teammates congratulate senior midfielder Kyle Nakazawa after scoring a goal during UCLA’s 3-0 win against UNLV Sunday.
Men's Water Polo, Sports
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September 28, 1:31 am
Men’s water polo solidly defeats UC Irvine, 10-4
UCLA women’s studies lecturer Shiva Falsafi to discuss history of civil society, democracy in Iran
April 29, 2010 "”mdash; As protests in Iran remain in the international spotlight, the history behind Iran's social movements can get obscured. Iran's social movements have a long history of political engagement and being involved in the country's democratization. UCLA women's studies lecturer Shiva Falsafi wants to shed some light on that often-tangled relationship between social movements and democracy in Iran at a talk she's giving today at 3 p.m. in 10383 Bunche. [5:01]
"UCLA women’s studies lecturer Shiva Falsafi to discuss history of civil society, democracy in Iran"
The sparkling LED scoreboard gracing the Spieker Aquatics Center was far from the only bright spot Saturday night, as the No. 2 UCLA men's water polo team opened Mountain Pacific Sports Federation play with a 10-4 victory over UC Irvine. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt sophomore attacker Cullen Hennessy aims his shot during Saturday night’s 10-4 defeat of UC Irvine. Hennessy scored two goals in the Bruins’ home opener. Saturday’s game was the first competition held in the new, state-of-the-art Spieker Aquatics Center.
Sports
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September 28, 1:28 am
Derby in Downtown
“Silence the Lies: Rock the Truth” concert brings students together in remembrance of Armenian Genocide
April 27, 2010 - April 24 marked the 95th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. The El Rey Theater hosted a benefit concert called "Silence the Lies: Rock the Truth", which aimed to raise awareness about the 1.5 million Armenians who perished in the first genocide of the 20th century. The second-annual event feaured Los Angeles-based bands like Visa and Element. More information about the event can be found at http://www.silencethelies.com.
"“Silence the Lies: Rock the Truth” concert brings students together in remembrance of Armenian Genocide"
Bringing more than 100,000 fans as well as 42 soapbox racers to downtown Los Angeles, Saturday's Red Bull Soapbox Derby saw dozens of loopy performances by unique soapboxes racing down Grand Avenue and 5th Street. Read more...
Sports, Women's Volleyball
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September 28, 1:24 am
Volleyball splits Arizona matches
Splitting a two-match road trip is usually the norm in NCAA women's volleyball. Read more...
Photo: Junior outside hitter Dicey McGraw led the Bruins this weekend with a career-high 20 kills against Arizona on Saturday.
Sports, Women's Soccer
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September 28, 1:10 am
Women’s soccer scores two more wins
The UCLA women's soccer team kept things rolling over the weekend, notching their seventh and eighth-straight wins over local opponents on the road. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore forward Sydney Leroux scored two goals in Sunday’s 3-1 win.
Sports
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September 28, 1:03 am
Women’s golf finishes second
The No. 3 UCLA women's golf team watched "All About Steve" on Saturday when a thunderstorm and heavy rain forced the cancellation of the second round of the Mason Rudolph Invitational in Franklin, Tenn. Read more...
Photo: Senior Sydnee Michaels led UCLA’s climb to second place, shooting a -7, in this weekend’s Mason Rudolph Invitational in Franklin, Tenn.