Large areas of UCLA were covered Tuesday afternoon by water rushing from a water main break on Sunset Boulevard near Marymount High School. Pauley Pavilion, Parking Structures 4 and 7 and the Morgan Center are among the areas hit by the flood. Read more...
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July 30, 1:01 pm
Graphic: Where the water flowed during the UCLA flood
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July 30, 12:11 pm
Repairs on broken water pipe stalled
Sunset Boulevard is likely to remain closed throughout Wednesday and on Thursday because of problems with repair work to a broken water pipe. Read more...
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July 30, 11:20 am
Ashe Center services moved to Bruin Plaza after flood
Because of the flood, a physician is doing triage for students in Bruin Plaza, and a suite of exam rooms is set up for student use with two additional physicians at the Medical Center. Read more...
Photo: Physicians are available for students in Bruin Plaza, after the Ashe Center closed due to flooding. (Sam Hoff / Daily Bruin)
Campus, News, Westwood
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July 30, 9:59 am
Breakdown of cars trapped in parking structures
A total of 739 vehicles are currently trapped in Parking Structures 4 and 7 because of flooding, based on reports to UCLA. The number may change as more people report their cars. Read more...
Photo: Hundreds of cars are trapped in UCLA parking structures because of the flood. (Graphic by Sam Hoff, Bruin senior staff)
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July 30, 12:20 am
Post-flood tips on commuting to UCLA
For anyone headed to UCLA Wednesday, you may have to change your route because of Tuesday’s flood. Read more...
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July 30, 12:02 am
Students and vistors react to UCLA flooding
The water main rupture on Sunset Boulevard resulted in the flooding of Pauley Pavilion, Parking Structures 4 and 7, the J.D. Morgan Center, the John Wooden Center and other buildings on campus. Read more...
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July 29, 11:16 pm
Students share stories of flooding at UCLA
Updated on July 31 at 8:50 a.m. On Tuesday, after a water line broke on Sunset Boulevard and released millions of gallons of water into the street and onto campus, students and others took to buckets and brooms in an effort to clear what water they could from UCLA’s flooded facilities. Read more...
Photo: Tuesday’s flood damaged many of UCLA’s athletic facilities, including Drake Stadium. (Jessica Zhou/Daily Bruin)