The third year on campus means different things to different people. For undergraduates, it usually marks the beginning of legal alcohol consumption. For those in law school, it typically marks the end of college. Read more...

When Cedric Bozeman first stepped onto the UCLA campus as a freshman, he may as well have been greeted with a ticker-tape parade. One of the best high school players in the country in 2001, the Santa Ana product chose Westwood as his final launching pad to inevitable stardom and a Bruin roster filled with upperclassmen as eventually his to guide. Read more...

Before entering UCLA in 2003, junior forward Amanda Livingston helped lead her high school team to the state title in her senior season. The Yorba Linda native now plays a pivotal role on a Bruin team full of high-caliber players looking to work together to find success. Read more...

It’s the dirty work. The plays that don’t find their way onto a highlight reel. Rebounds and screens, put backs and blocked shots. The work of a player in the paint, under the basket isn’t as glamorous as the sweet jump shots or the smooth crossover dribbles. Read more...

They say she’s different. She’s changed really. Practices have been more stringent. A bad pass and they’ll have to run. Lack of communication and players will undoubtedly be called out. Read more...

For Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, rebounding simply wasn’t a concern. Now it’s of foremost importance. For Mike Roll, creating his own shot was never a problem. Read more...

When I told people in Europe that I was moving to the United States, all I got were compassionate looks. I knew what they were thinking: they were expecting me to embrace the lazy, stereotypical American lifestyle and return to Europe with an extra 15 pounds on the scale. Read more...