Wooden. J.D. Morgan. Ackerman. Pauley. Hedrick. Sproul. All of these successful Bruins have made their mark on UCLA with buildings named after them. Michael Sondheimer, UCLA associate athletic director and director of recruiting, had a box score named after him. Read more...

In a world where equality has made tremendous strides over the last 30 years, the world of sports remains tainted by controversy. The Commission on Opportunity in Athletics, under the direction of President George W. Read more...

Swimming faces Stanford, Cal Entering the final leg of the 2003 Pac-10 season, the Bruin swim team is diving into choppy water. No. 13 UCLA (5-1, 2-1, Pac-10) travels to the Bay Area this weekend to race in two pivotal conference meets. Read more...

The two most-hyped freshmen coming into the season, Ryan Hollins and Michael Fey, finally lived up to their billing last night. Hollins, starting just his second game of the season in place of injured sophomore Andre Patterson, set career highs for minutes (34), points (11), rebounds (11) and blocks (7). Read more...

Van Nuys Birmingham safety Dennis Keyes, who committed to former head coach Bob Toledo’s staff, made the same commitment to new coach Karl Dorrell’s staff. Keyes, the No. Read more...

The UCLA gymnastics team has experienced its first real setback of the year ““ a loss. For most teams, a loss helps reestablish competitive spirit and goals, but this one against No. Read more...

Nobody has been a more generous host than the Washington State women’s basketball team this season. The winless Cougars have handed out victories at Friel Court like they were fliers on Bruin Walk, and have not notched a conference victory in nearly two years. Read more...