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Tom Brady Gives His Niece Maya a Shoutout Ahead of College World Series
UCLA softball player Maya Brady, the niece of Tom Brady, got a shoutout from her uncle ahead of her opening game in the College World Series.
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$374M Settlement Announced in Sex Abuse Cases Over Ex-UCLA Gynecologist
Legal damages from accusations of sexual misconduct by an ex-UCLA gynecologist climbed higher Tuesday, with attorneys for 312 former patients announcing a $374 million settlement of abuse lawsuits against the University of California.
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Astronaut Makes History as First Black Woman on Long-Duration Space Mission
Jessica Watkins, an accomplished UCLA and Stanford grad who worked on the Curiosity rover with NASA JPL, will make history as the first Black woman to serve on a long-duration space mission.
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UCLA Researchers Measured the Largest Comet Astronomers Have Ever Seen
Scientists from UCLA have made an exciting discovery that’s heading toward our part of the cosmos from the oldest, outermost part of the solar system: the largest comet astronomers have ever seen.
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Watch Tyger Campbell Hit Big 3-Pointer in UCLA's Win Over Akron
Tyger Campbell went on a huge run to propel No. 4 UCLA to a win over No. 13 Akron on Thursday. Check out the biggest shot from the first round contest.
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UCLA Settles Gynecologist Sex Abuse Suit for $243.6 Million
A lawsuit alleging that a former UCLA gynecologist sexually abused hundreds of women has been settled for $243.6 million
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Man in Custody in Connection With Threats That Forced UCLA to Halt In-Person Classes
A video referencing a mass shooting and an 800-page manifesto by a former UCLA postdoctoral fellow and lecturer threatening department members has forced the cancellation of in-person classes.
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Students Can Still Retain Lectures From Sped-Up Videos, UCLA Study Suggests
A new study from psychologists at UCLA suggests that while sped-up videos did not improve student learning comprehension, they did not put them far behind, either.
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Nike Signs UCLA's Reilyn Tuner to First NIL Deal
UCLA’s Reilyn Turner has made history. The sophomore forward is Nike’s first collegiate athlete to receive a name, image and likeness sponsorship.
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UConn Picks Jim Mora as Next Football Coach
Former NFL and UCLA coach Jim Mora has been named as the next head football coach of the University of Connecticut.
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UCLA Establishes Barbra Streisand Institute
Barbra Streisand is establishing an institute at UCLA to conduct research into a range of social issues, ranging from climate change to environmental health to gender relations and how to combat disinformation at a national level. The Barbra Streisand Institute will be located in UCLA’s division of social sciences and consist of four centers that will address specified areas...
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Sleep Deprivation in New Moms May Be Linked to Accelerated Aging, UCLA Study Says
New research from UCLA suggests that the biological age of women who don’t sleep enough during the first year after they give birth to their babies was higher than women who did sleep enough.
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Terry Donahue, Winningest UCLA Coach and Former 49ers GM, Passes Away
Former football coach Terry Donahue, the winningest coach in UCLA history, has died at age 77 after a two-year battle with cancer Sunday night at his Newport Beach home.
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Proportion of Black Doctors in U.S. Has Changed Little in 120 Years, UCLA Study Finds
A UCLA study published Monday found that the proportion of physicians who are Black in the United States has increased by only four percentage points over the past 120 years, and that the share of doctors who are Black men remains unchanged since 1940.
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Exposure to Pesticides During Pregnancy Can Lead to Childhood Tumors, Study Says
Pesticide exposure during pregnancy might lead to the development of central nervous system tumors during childhood, according to a study involving researchers from UCLA, USC and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
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Gonzaga Stuns UCLA on Buzzer-Beater to Reach National Championship
Gonzaga has given fans the NCAA championship game they wanted with a shot for the ages.
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Ex-UCLA Coach Gets 8 Months in Prison for Admissions Scam
A former University of California, Los Angeles men’s soccer coach has been sentenced to eight months behind bars for pocketing $200,000 in bribes to help applicants get into the school as bogus athletic recruits
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Study Suggests Millennials Show Racial Bias While Looking For Roommates
While some data shows that millennials may be the least racially biased group in the nation, they still show “strong racial bias and anti-Blackness” when looking for roommates, a UCLA study released today suggests.
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A Wave of Black Students Takes Presidencies at Top-Tier Universities
Harvard University undergrad Noah Harris arrived at a Black Lives Matter protest in June in his home state of Mississippi bearing sunglasses, a bandana mask and a “say their names” sign. By summer’s end, he led his classmates in raising $300,000 for Black advocacy and civil rights organizations, NBC News reports. His work grabbed the attention of his fellow Harvard…
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Ex-UCLA Coach Pleads Guilty to Accepting $200K in Bribes
A former University of California, Los Angeles men’s soccer coach has pleaded guilty to accepting $200,000 in bribes to help two students get into the school as recruits.