By Christina Teller Daily Bruin Contributor Women have been making NCAA track and field history since 1982, but since 1998, with the acceptance of women’s pole vaulting as a NCAA-sponsored sport, they have been soaring to even greater heights. Read more...

By Josh Mason Daily Bruin Contributor In 1997, Sports Illustrated recognized UCLA as the No. 1 athletic university, a distinction UCLA coaches, athletes and students have traditionally prided themselves in being. Read more...

I’d like to think that I learned quite a bit in my three years at UCLA. There was Shakespeare, Milton, Zaller’s theories on the mass media and politics, and even a little bit of Italian. Read more...

By Christina Teller Daily Bruin Contributor DURHAM, N.C. ““ Having put on a great show through the 2000 outdoor season, it was time for the UCLA women’s track team to take their bow at the NCAA Championships in Durham, N.C. Read more...

By Christina Teller Daily Bruin Contributor DURHAM, N.C. “”mdash; Saturday marked the end of an era for the UCLA men’s track and field team. While Saturday may have been the end of one season, it was the end of distance coach Bob Larsen’s last meet. Read more...

By Adam Karon Daily Bruin Contributor BATON ROUGE, La.”“ It was over before you could say jambalaya. The Louisiana State baseball team handed UCLA two quick defeats and a sudden trip home in last weekend’s Super Regional, culminating Saturday afternoon with a 14-8 defeat in Baton Rouge. Read more...

By Dylan Hernandez Daily Bruin Contributor BATON ROUGE, La. ““ In the week leading up to the UCLA baseball team’s Super Regional matchup against second-seeded Louisiana State, the Bruins sounded eager to play in front of the Tigers’ notoriously hostile fans. Read more...