INDIO, Calif — Concertgoers from UCLA and all over the world show off their festival looks for Coachella.

Ucla dominated the court against USC, winning 102-70.

UCLA students joined hundreds of thousands of people in the Los Angeles Women’s March Saturday in support of rights for women and minorities. The Los Angeles march was held in solidarity with the main Women’s March on Washington, D.C.

No, 4 UCLA men’s basketball team took an early lead against the Cardinal, putting them at 16-1 for the season.

Coldplay performs at the Rose Bowl to more than 92000 fans. Fireworks light up the show as concertgoers enjoy the performance of a lifetime.

Flume performs at the Shrine Auditorium Aug. 13th to massive crowd of people while they dance to his electronic beats and witness his famous light shows.

The Luskin Center had a soft opening to the public Aug. 7. Here is a visual tour of the new center.

Pauley Pavilion came alive Saturday evening with 17 Spring Sings acts ranging from soloists to duets, a cappella ensembles to dance troupes. Third-year sociology student and folk singer Laura Savage won the Northern California Alumni Grand Sweepstakes Award for Best Performance on the Pauley Pavilion stage.

You’re not a true Bruin if half your friends weren’t pre-med students when they started at UCLA, only to realize it wasn’t for them. But for those that do make it, medical school represents another beast altogether.

For many medical school applicants, being a doctor means caring for the people who need help and fulfilling dreams of serving the community. But about 400 physicians die every year by suicide, and almost 50 percent of medical students reported feeling emotionally exhausted and less empathetic toward their patients.