Friday, August 7

UCLA football loses CB Fabian Moreau to injury, reinstates Ishmael Adams

UCLA’s defensive secondary lost a key piece on Tuesday, but gained one back as well. Coach Jim Mora announced Tuesday morning that senior and starting cornerback Fabian Moreau will miss the rest of the season because of a lisfranc injury, and he also said that redshirt junior cornerback Ishmael Adams has been reinstated to the team after serving nearly a monthlong suspension. Read more...

Photo: On Tuesday, coach Jim Mora announced that redshirt junior cornerback Ishmael Adams (left) has been reinstated to team activities and that senior cornerback Fabian Moreau will miss the remainder of the season with an injury. (Daily Bruin file photos)


CEC, CAC run out of Bruin Bash wristbands despite guaranteeing admission

This post was updated on Sept. 24 at 3:17 a.m. New and returning students lined up to attend Bruin Bash Monday, only to realize that wristbands to gain access to the free concert ran out by around 4 p.m. Read more...

Photo: Thousands waited in line for Bruin Bash 2015. Wristbands to the concert ran out before 6 p.m., despite assurance from Campus Events Commission and Cultural Affairs Commission that every interested student would be able to attend the event. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Ishmael Adams will not face felony charges for alleged robbery

UCLA redshirt junior cornerback Ishmael Adams will not face felony charges following his arrest for allegedly attempting to steal from an Uber driver last month. County prosecutors did not find enough evidence to file felony charges and passed the case to city prosecutors to evaluate potential misdemeanor charges, said Jane Robison, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office. Read more...

Photo: UCLA redshirt junior cornerback Ishmael Adams will not face felony charges following his arrest for allegedly attempting to steal from an Uber driver last month. (Daily Bruin file photo)




Sororities suspend Bruin Bash publicity after Pi Beta Phi member death

The presidents of all Panhellenic sororities eliminated the competitive aspect of prerecruitment for the remainder of Monday’s events out of respect to Pi Beta Phi following the death of one of its members. Read more...

Photo: Chapters along sorority row altered their prerecruitment practices Monday following the death of a member from Pi Beta Phi. (Hayley McAvoy/Daily Bruin senior staff)