Future Bruins have their start in the bleachers of Pauley Pavilion

Youthful exuberance brings life to Pauley Pavilion. These self-proclaimed "future Bruins" discuss their favorite UCLA players, teams and experiences.

The UCLA marching band brings its own brand of entertainment to Pauley

Being entertained in Pauley Pavilion is not just about the sports. The UCLA marching band hypes up the crowd with their upbeat music and enthusiasm. Drum major Keith Kupper, shares his experience playing in the historic arena.

Bruin mascots are role models and source of UCLA pride

Even if the Bruin mascots experienced generations of UCLA students but Joe and Josephine Bruin remains the same. But what does it really take to don this historical suit? Danny and Daniela Bruin* talks about what they think the Bruin mascots mean to UCLA as well documenting the trials and tribulations of the UCLA mascot suit.

* Last names omitted per UCLA Spirit Squad privacy policy.

Pauley Pavilion Announcer Dennis Koehne shares how he calls each game

Pauley Pavilion announcer Dennis Koehne shares how he announces each sporting event and what it's like to call Pauley home.

Sports medicine intern plays key role in men's volleyball team

As a sports medicine intern, Kristin Anderson plays as crucial a role on the team as any athlete. She shares her experience working directly with the athletes from the best seat in Pauley.

Jasmine Dixon's passion for the game allows her to thrive as a transfer Bruin

As a sophomore transfer from Rutgers, Jasmine Dixon has been a bright spot both on and off the basketball court for the Bruins. Her passion and character has earned the trust of her teammates and coaches.

Venice Beach brings together some of Los Angeles' most eccentric characters

While Venice Beach is commonly picturized in film and television as somewhat glamorous, frequenters of the famous location give entirely different perspective. As hailed as it is for being one of Los Angeles' most noted beaches, it also a place for interesting characters to share their eccentric tastes.

USAC slates erect signboards on Bruin Walk in annual tradition

Although campaigning began last week, signboards could not be erected until midnight Saturday per Election Board rules.

Dance Up for Education organizes event to promote high school literacy

As a newly formed club, Dance Up for Education organizes an event with professional dancers to raise money and collect books for high schools in the Los Angeles area.

Saddle Ranch: Take a Ride on the Sunset Strip

Head down the Sunset Strip and visit Saddle Ranch Chop House, a country western restaurant and bar. Ride the mechanical bull, take some shots on the house, and enjoy cotton candy served with a smile.

Video gaming: A 21st century addiction?

According to a 2007 survey, 97% of people aged 12-17 play video games. Is video gaming becoming a 21st century addiction? Learn what the American Psychiatric Association says on the issue and form your own opinion.

Royal/T serves up art and cosplay

Waitresses at Royal/T, a cosplay café in Los Angeles, serve up Japanese food with a hint of French fusion while donning French maid outfits. Walk in the door, go down the rabbit hole, and experience the visual explosion that is Royal/T. Filled with original art pieces, friendly staff, and delicious bites, Royal/T is sure to inspire.

The Fix: Television Sweeps

Ever wonder why your favorite TV shows hit that dreaded streak of mid-season reruns? Collin Sapera talks TV sweeps, and points out the best mid-season cliches in this week's edition of The Fix.

LA Art Walk rejuvenates Downtown Los Angeles

Downtown Los Angeles offers the Los Angeles Art Walk on the second Thursday of every month. This event brings in thousands of participants from all over, all looking to experience a little bit of Downtown LA culture. With live music, art galleries, and exotic foods, Downtown LA slowly rejuvenates its original image.

Mighty Mic brings money and awareness to Congo

In an effort to help abate conflict in Congo due to war over natural minerals, Mighty Mic organizers raise money and awareness for the region.

The UCLA gymnasts eclipse opponents at the 2010 NCAA Los Angeles Regionals

The UCLA Bruins gymnastics team outshined the rest at the 2010 NCAA Los Angeles Regionals, earning them first place and a ticket to NCAA Nationals. Check out what the top three all arounders Vanessa Zamarripa, Anna Li and Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs had to say about their performance.

Dinner for 12 Strangers: Meet the strangers

Bruins from all walks of life come together for the Alumni Association's Dinner for 12 Strangers program.

Dinner for 12 Strangers: Meet the host

UCLA alumnus Steve Sauer hosts his 18th dinner, welcoming over 40 students, faculty and friends to spend a night together in his home.

Dinner for 12 Strangers: What is Dinner for 12 Strangers?

The Student Alumni Association continues to energize school spirit and tradition with a program that started 42 years ago. With about 2,800 bruins participating this year, Dinner for 12 Strangers connects the UCLA community through food and conversation.

Speaks-out: Thank UCLA Day

Students expressed thanks for the many opportunities available at UCLA during Thank UCLA Day on Monday at Bruin Plaza.

Locks of Love: "My mom was diagnosed with cancer."

The Alumni Scholars Club held its third annual Locks of Love event on Thursday at the James West Alumni Center.