Gabriel Clement II to see homecoming at track and field’s Battle on the Bayou

Homecomings often elicit a wide range of emotions. And Gabriel Clement II said he is embracing them all. He is heading home. The junior sprinter will compete less than 100 miles away from his hometown of Kaplan, Louisiana, on Friday and Saturday at the Battle on the Bayou in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where his family will cheer him on.

Hawaiʻi, Indiana matchups give softball chance to bounce back after series loss

A quality team is determined not just by wins and losses, but by the ability to bounce back. And the Bruins have the opportunity to respond.

Film review: ‘Project Hail Mary’ is a stellar adaptation worth watching

Warning: spoilers ahead. All hail “Project Hail Mary,” a faithful and stellar adaptation of its source material. Derived from Andy Weir’s 2021 science fiction novel of the same name, “Project Hail Mary” from directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller landed in theaters on March 20.

NADC Burger’s taste, quality fails to make up for its high price point

NADC Burger proves to be nothing more than an overhyped patty, with a price tag richer than its flavor profile. The highly anticipated burger restaurant arrived in Westwood with the swagger of a must-try classic.

UCLA track and field splits for weekend, sends athletes to Baton Rouge, Palo Alto

Home is not always on the schedule for college athletes. But for one Bruin, this weekend’s meet will offer exactly that. UCLA track and field will divide its roster across two competitions, sending nine distance runners to compete at the Stanford Invite in Palo Alto, California while sprinters and field athletes will head to compete in the Battle on the Bayou meet in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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The Provincetown Independent’s reporters couldn’t find housing. So the Local Journalism Project bought a condo for them to rent.

Paying the rent on a reporter’s salary isn’t easy anywhere these days. But on the Outer Cape, it’s almost impossible. Massachusetts has some of the highest housing costs in the country. The problem is exacerbated on Cape Cod’s Outer Cape, a region that includes Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet, and Eastham. In a community where the same...

UCLA baseball faces crosstown rivals USC on brink of program straight wins record

Twenty-straight wins. No other team in the nation has more than nine. Just two victories shy of matching the program record of 22 straight – set in 2010 by a team that featured future major leaguers Gerrit Cole and Trevor Bauer – the Bruins could make history this weekend.

Amid internal uncertainty, the VTDigger’s new union contract guarantees journalists’ input on AI use

After a year of negotiating, the VTDigger Guild ratified its second-ever union contract on April 1 with VTDigger, the nonprofit news outlet covering Vermont. The new four-year agreement guarantees a 32.5% increase to the minimum salary for reporters, more paid time off, and journalists’ input on the use of artificial intelligence. Here’s what the contract...

Scouting report: UCLA women’s basketball vs. Texas

No. 1-seeded UCLA women’s basketball (35-1, 18-0 Big Ten) will face No. 1-seeded Texas (35-3, 13-3 SEC) in the Final Four in Phoenix on Friday. The Bruins look to avenge a 76-65 loss to the Longhorns on Nov.

The cost of a degree: What CSUN tuition and fees mean for students

College tuition isn’t always as simple as paying to take classes. For many CSUN students, the cost of obtaining their degree, tuition and required campus fees can create additional stress...

UCLA beach volleyball set to compete against nation’s best

This post was updated April 2 at 9:24 a.m. Upsets. The best teams loathe them. The underdogs love them. And the Bruins fall into the former.

Former CIF champions bring their winning midset to COC Baseball

Champions don’t always stay far from home. As the 2026 COC men’s…

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African Senior Fellows visit USC

The fellows spoke as part of the Africa–U.S. forum on global health.

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COC Basketball unites after the tragic loss of Donovan Chapman

In December of 2025, the College of the Canyons basketball team lost…

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We must prioritize health over form

College is where we set the habits that will follow us for decades of healthy living.

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Sword II’s live set is a cathartic ‘Electric Hour’

Politics and passion and define the band’s live renditions of their latest album.

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Liam Kazar pairs tender folksy sounds with cozy indie grooves

Songs from this genre-blending artist are sure to tug at your heartstrings.

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Easter, Marsh reportedly plan to enter transfer portal

The Trojans also announced two coaching hires this week.

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Sony Music reaches settlement with USC in lawsuit

The company filed the lawsuit for alleged unlicensed use of copyrighted music.

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Des Rocs pays homage to classic rock with charisma, flair

Velvet Chains and ROMES opened for the rocker on Tuesday night at the El Rey Theatre.

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Mason Edwards is the real deal

USC’s ace has exploded onto the scene as one of the best pitchers in the country.

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No. 1 women’s water polo seeks revenge against UCLA

The Trojans’ only two losses of the season both came against their crosstown rivals.

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Dully’s Drop: Cronin must retool roster from transfer portal to forge championship-caliber team

College free agency is on the horizon. While the NCAA men’s basketball transfer portal does not officially open until April 7, players have already entered and many more will follow.

UCLA men’s volleyball rides 20-win wave ahead of matchup against Pepperdine

“Success is a journey, not a destination.” Former UCLA tennis player Arthur Ashe famously coined it. And the Bruins know better than most that it is the climb that has defined them this season.

Bruins defeat UCI with strong defense, break loss streak at Anteater Ballpark

On a night, when their bats struggled to get going, the Bruins relied on alternative methods to win. With free passes, good defense and excellent pitching, top-ranked UCLA proved why it is the best team in the nation even when it isn’t blasting home runs.

Theater review: Writing flaws, overacting mean ‘Spamalot’ fumbles the Holy Grail

With “Spamalot,” it’s unclear if the Holy Grail is half-full or half-empty. To the sound of clanking coconuts, the Tony Award-winning musical comedy galloped into the Hollywood Pantages Theatre on March 24 for a tour stop lasting until April 12.