UCLA’s shot clock is running out.
Before the Bruins left for Pullman, Wash., they had just 80 minutes left in the regular season to improve their record and determine their seeding heading into the Pac-12 tournament.

Throughout February, the Undergraduate Students Association Council Cultural Affairs Commission hosted events, including a fashion show and movie screenings, to give insight into black and hip-hop culture.

BY SHREYA AIYAR
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Many big-screen heroes are white and male, but most of the audience that watches their stories are not.
In the 87th Academy Awards, the 20 actor and actress nominees were white and all the screenwriting and directing nominees were male.

Long Beach State and UCLA were, statistically speaking, nearly identical last year.
Both teams opted for pitching-oriented, small-ball approaches, and each yielded similar results.
They tied for No.

Wearing leopard slippers, a tiger-patterned cardigan and a vibrant orange afro, Panini Jones laid between two miniature palm trees.
Tears flowed down his face as Jones announced his profound aspiration to be as selfless as the tree in the popular children’s book “The Giving Tree.”
Jones is just one of the many comedically improvised characters set to appear on the new Web series “Beyond the Bruin.” Created by three UCLA students and premiering on YouTube on Monday, the show will combine serious interviews with comedic acts and musical performances.

When David Lyons went to his doctor to get a fertility test, the doctor asked him what his wife’s job was. Lyons politely corrected him – his husband worked in management consulting.

With signatures scrawled all over the walls and swarms of students lined up outside, the Boiling Crab was bustling around 4 p.m. Tuesday, having opened just a week ago.

John O’Donnell was 7 years old when he took his first step on Los Angeles sand in 1973. He had only resided in Southern California for two short years before moving to Illinois, but about 10 years later, O’Donnell was headed back to the West Coast to attend UCLA.

Sixteen years ago, Michael de Virgilio met Brandon Hafetz, the new kid in kindergarten, in Manhattan Beach. Now, they are working together to release an EP, “Darling.”
Under the moniker Mr.

A year and a half ago, alumna Chelsea Moore’s sorority sister caught a cold. All Moore wanted to do was send her a personalized gift, but she couldn’t because she was too busy at work.