With graduation approaching quickly, we as seniors can’t help but reflect on the past four years. Although for many this is the end of our journey at UCLA, we will be Bruins forever. Read more...
Photo: Senior Danny McClintick capped off his UCLA water polo career with two national championships. But the struggle his freshman and sophomore year tested his boundaries mentally and physically before molding him into a better person. (Michael Hull/Assistant Sports editor)
A group of UCLA baseball seniors sits in the locker room and thinks. The players look back to June 2013, and try to describe what it was like to win the first College World Series in school history. Read more...
Photo: (From left to right) Eric Filia, Christoph Bono, Brett Urabe and Trent Chatterton are four of the key remaining holdovers from the 2013 national championship team. They will all graduate from UCLA this spring. (Kelly Brennan/Daily Bruin senior staff)
The first catcher on the depth chart wasn’t going to be able to play. The second catcher on the depth chart quit. That left UCLA baseball with options three and four. Read more...
Photo: (Harishwer Balasubramani/ Illustrations director)
Football – Nov. 28, 2015 The crosstown rivals were headed in seemingly opposite directions. Starting the season 3-2, USC fired their second coach in three years, Steve Sarkisian. Read more...
Photo: (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin senior staff)
The nets are cut, the buzzer has sounded and the accolades are ready. Bruins from all sports set records, won awards and made headlines throughout the country. Read more...
Photo: Josh Rosen, UCLA’s standout quarterback, gained internet fame with his dorm room hot tub that went viral in fall 2015. (Victoria Chang/Daily Bruin)
UCLA softball exited the Women’s College World Series without winning a single game for the first time in school history. The No. 12 Bruins’ NCAA Tournament run ended Saturday afternoon following the team’s 8-4 defeat to the No. Read more...
Photo: Senior Mysha Sataraka hit her first career grand slam Saturday, but it wasn’t enough as UCLA softball fell to Florida State 8-4. Sataraka drove in all seven of the Bruins’ runs in the Women’s College World Series. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)
