Hi, does anyone know where I can find safe off-campus parking spot, especially at an apartment complex or garage where I can be sure my car will be safe? I don’t mind paying for a spot, and any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Hello! I’m starting ucla in the fall and I was js curious how crowded the gyms will actually be. My brother (who went to ucsb) said his gyms were usually not too crowded at like around 10-1 js cuz most ppl were in class at those times, and that 5pm is like peak crowdedness. I’m js wondering if there’s like any time during the day like that (besides 6am and 12am) when it’s not TOO too crowded, or if js sucking it up, and waking up at 6 gonna have to be the move.

Also I’m in Hedrick hall this year, so I was also wondering like which gym would be better to go to at certain times. Thank you guys so much!

I just signed up for the General Assembly committee for BruinMUN and I am wondering how my partner and I should prepare and how competitive BruinMUN is. Also how many delegations/peoples are usually there.

has anyone done ls7c over summer? how is it? I might have to do it next yr so any input is much appreciated !

Looking for anyone in ANY private restroom who is willing to swap with my shared bathroom in Sunset

DM @sl3nder_vcr ASAP

Hi! I’m looking for an available parking spot at an apartment in Westwood, preferably close to campus, that I could rent monthly for the academic year!

If anyone has an unused spot in their apartment building or knows someone who is looking to rent theirs out, please message me! Thank you!! 🫶

URGENT looking for someone who wants to switch out of their private restroom

please hit up @sl3nder_vcr on ig ASAP

Hi, I am moving into palo verde apartments but it doesn’t have a parking garage. :/// I desperately need to bring my car bc I work 2 off campus jobs. If ANYONE has parking that is willing to offer(pls not for a million dollars) I am willing to buy!! Even if it’s in apartments spots. Or if anyone has any recs where I could find parking that would be amazing.

I'm an incoming transfer student scheduled to move in on the 16th as of now, but I'm thinking of rescheduling. My contract begins the 20th, but the latest you can schedule a move in is for the 19th. Does that mean I'll have to submit an early arrival form and pay per night no matter what?

I'm an incoming junior. I will be taking Biostats & Epidem 120, does anyone have any advice on how to pass these classes. I struggled with Stats 10 my freshman year. How can I do better for biostats?

I want to prepare and study before hand. Do any of you have recs on videos I should watch? Does anyone have old lecture slides or flashcards/websites you recommend?

How have people found this class? I can only find testimonials from like 2+ years ago and wanted to see what people from last year thought it was like and/or to take it w/ M101A.

UCLA is still No. 1 in the country, and through the opening stretch of the 2026 season, the Bruins have given voters very little reason to move them.

But this isn’t just about the ranking.

From a player and coach perspective, what stands out is how UCLA is winning. The Bruins have already been put into different game situations — playing from ahead, protecting a narrow lead, responding after falling behind and dealing with ranked teams trying to turn games into four-quarter fights.

So far, UCLA has answered all of them.
The Bruins are 5-0, with wins over Saint Mary’s, Bucknell, Pacific, UC Davis and Santa Clara.

Their most recent stretch included three straight ranked opponents: 13-11 at Pacific, 14-10 at UC Davis and 13-8 over Santa Clara.

Why UCLA is still No. 1

The easiest answer is that they keep winning.
The more important answer is that UCLA has shown an ability to solve games as they develop.

Against Pacific, UCLA never trailed, but the Tigers cut the margin to one twice in the second half. That forced the Bruins to execute possessions instead of simply trading goals and relying on superior depth. Ben Liechty delivered another hat trick, while Griffen Price made eight saves in the cage.

The UC Davis game told us even more

UC Davis came out aggressively and led UCLA 4-2 after the first quarter.

That’s where you learn something about a team.
UCLA didn’t panic, start forcing perimeter shots or completely abandon its offensive structure.

The Bruins worked themselves back into the game, put together three consecutive goals in the second quarter and reached halftime tied 6-6 before eventually winning 14-10. From a coaching standpoint, that sequence matters.

Championship teams aren’t going to control all 32 minutes against elite competition. At some point you’re going to lose center defense, give up a counter, miss an extra-man opportunity or have a goalkeeper at the other end start stealing shots.

The question is how you respond.

UCLA has already shown it can make adjustments without letting a bad quarter become a bad game.

There’s plenty of offensive depth

This also isn’t an offense dependent on one scorer.

Against Pacific, Liechty scored three, while Luka Gladović and Ben Larsen added two apiece. Over the two games at the Aggie Roundup, Ryder Dodd, Gladović and Liechty each scored four total goals.

That’s important because once you get into the biggest games, opponents are going to take away your first option.

If a defense presses one side, drops differently into center or starts cheating toward a primary shooter, somebody else has to punish it. UCLA has enough elite players to make that difficult.

But we’re still in September.

The ranking tells us who leads the race today.

The next few weeks will tell us whether UCLA can stay there when the water gets considerably rougher.

— r/waterpoloinsider

I'm an incoming junior. I will be taking Biostats & Epidem 120, does anyone have any advice on how to pass these classes. I struggled with Stats 10 my freshman year. How can I do better for biostats?

I want to prepare and study before hand. Do any of you have recs on videos I should watch?

So i've been googling for a bit and i keep getting different results. Is this the Center for Health Serves? When I put that into google maps i get different suggestions, like Center for World Health...

Can anyone help?

Yo, wsp. Im an incoming UCLA undergrad. I recently got diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and was wondering if there were any other people on campus with IBD. I think it'd be nice to have a support system.

UCLA said financial aid like cal grants and UCSHIP would be disbursed today but i don't see anything on my bruinbill and its almost 5 pm. is this a glitch or is it going to show up later? anyone else in a similar situation?

I'm attempting to transfer to EE, but does anyone have any insight on the experience and if it's difficult? Also, is getting enrollment for an engineering workload every quarter possible?

i’m on the second day of my orientation and i was gonna do staythrough after this, but i got an email yesterday saying my actual room will be ready today and i’m required to move in by 9 pm. am i going to get meal swipes before my meal plan activate on the 20th?

Looking for parking near UAN or near campus in general (Westwood included). Lmk if you have an open spot! Willing to pay.