UCLA’s medical school engaged in racial discrimination against white and Asian applicants, according to the DOJ.
UCLA Medical School Faces Discrimination Allegations A comprehensive investigation by the Justice Department has revealed that the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA discriminated against applicants based on their race. This yearlong inquiry, conducted by the department’s Civil Rights Division, indicates that university leaders “intentionally selected applicants based on race.” In a press release […]
Private security personnel brought in to monitor UCLA’s sorority area
UCLA Sorority Faces Threats from Aggressive Homeless Individuals At UCLA, a sorority is dealing with intimidation from aggressive homeless individuals who threaten and harass members as they commute. This troubling trend has been observed by students who report ongoing, threatening interactions from vagrants targeting women in their daily movements. Students have shared experiences of men […]
Five insights from UCLA’s last spring football practice
UCLA’s Spring Game at the Rose Bowl After hearing tales and watching others enjoy the venue, the UCLA coaching staff and their new players will finally experience the Rose Bowl themselves this Saturday. The Bruins are set to host their annual spring game in their home stadium, kicking off at noon. Admission is free, so […]
Five takeaways from UCLA’s spring football practice
It seems that Bob Chesney, the new head coach for UCLA football, leaves no stone unturned. He’s even focusing on something like how to handle TV timeouts. Yes, really. During spring practices, coaches take a moment to discuss necessary adjustments—like tweaking the blocking scheme or repositioning a defensive back. Once he’s identified what’s off, Chesney […]
Tate McRae responds to UCLA’s national championship dance routine “Just Keep Watching”
UCLA Women’s Basketball Team Celebrates Championship with Dance The UCLA women’s basketball team made a splash with their impressive 79-51 win over South Carolina in the national championship, garnering attention from pop sensation Tate McRae. After the game, some Bruins celebrated their victory with a synchronized dance to McRae’s popular song “Just Keep Watching.” The […]
Dawn Staley redirects attention from Auriemma controversy to concentrate on UCLA’s championship
South Carolina’s Staley Reflects on Championship Loss South Carolina’s head coach, Dawn Staley, expressed her disappointment after the Gamecocks’ season concluded with a 79-51 defeat to the UCLA Bruins in the national championship game held in Phoenix. During the postgame interview, Staley was prompted to reflect on the Gamecocks’ earlier Final Four matchup against the […]
UCLA’s initial NCAA championship match scheduled against South Carolina
PHOENIX — Dawn Staley Reflects on Championship Journey Dawn Staley from South Carolina recalls her initial experience in a national championship game. Back in 2017, her Gamecocks faced off against Mississippi State, a team then under the guidance of Vic Schaefer. And yes, Staley’s squad came out on top. This time around, she hopes UCLA […]
Lauren and Sienna Betts are enjoying UCLA’s journey in the NCAA Tournament.
SACRAMENTO — A childhood photo perfectly illustrates the dynamics between Lauren and Sienna Betts. In the picture, Lauren, the older sister, stands calmly, ready to take a shot at the Pop-A-Shot arcade game. In contrast, Sienna has climbed onto the machine, enthusiastically trying to toss the ball into the basket. “I feel like that’s really […]
Introducing Jack Seidler, UCLA’s version of Jerry Maguire
Jack Seidler’s Aspirations Beyond Basketball PHILADELPHIA – Jack Seidler has been a fan of the movie “Jerry Maguire” for as long as he can remember. Recently, though, he found a renewed reason to revisit it. Well, perhaps it’s because of him. The walk-on guard at UCLA has picked up a nickname from Coach Mick Cronin, […]
College basketball: UCLA’s Mick Cronin removes his own player from the game
Coach Ejects Player During College Basketball Game In a surprising turn of events during a college basketball game, UCLA center Stephen Jamerson II found himself ejected—not by a referee, but by his own head coach, Mick Cronin. This unusual incident occurred when Jamerson committed a hard foul, leaving UCLA trailing by 27 points with just […]