19 May 2013
Going into the second game of the series between Oregon and Oregon State, it seemed like an exciting match up. Oregon got the better of their rival Friday night, winning 3-0, but it was a hard-fought game. Headed into game two, it was a showcase for each teams’ stand out freshmen. For Oregon, it was [...]
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19 May 2013
Under the burnt orange glow of the UT Tower, thousands took their seat as students. They stood up as UT alumni at the University’s 130th commencement Saturday. UT officials estimate 25,000 people came to see the 8,358 students from the Class of 2013 graduate. Sanya Richards-Ross, former UT student and Olympic gold medalist, delivered the keynote [...]
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19 May 2013
◄ Back Next ► Picture 1 of 25 The Student Alumni Association and other staff prepare Pauley Pavilion hours before the start of the event. (Neil Bedi/Daily Bruin staff)
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19 May 2013
African Americans, Asians and Hispanics are more likely to experience extreme heat waves because of where they live, according to researchers at UC Berkeley. UC Berkeley researchers Bill Jesdale, Rachel Morello-Frosch and Lara Cushing published the study Tuesday in Environmental Health Perspectives. Using U.S. census data and satellite imagery, the researchers found that heat-prone neighborhoods [...]
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19 May 2013
One night after winning the Big 12 Conference regular season title, the K-State baseball team secured a series win over the Oklahoma Sooners with a 5-2 victory at Tointon Family Stadium. The Wildcats were led by starting pitcher Joe Flattery on Saturday, who delivered a nearly flawless outing. “We turned it over to our pitching [...]
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19 May 2013
For the 13th straight year, Florida men’s golf will advance to the NCAA Championships.
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18 May 2013
This summer, two heavyweight super heroes are fighting for box office superiority — Iron Man and Superman. However, film lovers seem more excited to watch a rich man in a giant Transformers’ outfit than see Clark Kent’s alter ego. Recently, DC Comics’ film adaptations, comic books and TV shows have proved more disastrous than successful. [...]
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18 May 2013
When sophomore right-hander Alyssa Bache learned she would be the Gators’ starter in their first contest of the NCAA Tournament, she was ready to make a statement.
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18 May 2013
Class is out, summer is in. Some students allegedly celebrated the last day of final exams by setting fire to sprinkler boxes at multiple points around campus. “These incidents appear to be a prank, and the fires did not threaten any buildings, were minor and were quickly addressed,” CSU’s Public Safety Team wrote in an [...]
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18 May 2013
(File Photo By Ian Billings) Jacob Lauing jacoblauing.md@gmail.com As Joey Wagman put it, no starting pitcher ever wants to come out of a game. But with a standing ovation, it’s a little bit easier. Wagman recorded his 11th win of the season Friday night as Cal Poly (35-16, 13-9 Big West Conference) defeated Cal State [...]
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