After Chancellor Gene Block declared Tuesday that the Palestine solidarity encampment was “unlawful,” pro-Israel counter-protesters attempted to storm the encampment in a violent attack that same night.

No. 1 seed UCLA women’s tennis and No. 3 seed UCLA men’s tennis traveled up to Ojai, California last week to compete in the Pac-12 championships.

Counter-protesters demonstrated against pro-Palestine protesters Sunday, filling Dickson Plaza and Portola Plaza with thousands of people. 
The counter-protest, organized by the Israeli American Council, drew thousands of participants.

OJAI, Calif. — A thrown hat, a fall onto his back and a “quack quack.”
Those three instances summed up the Bruins’ experience at the conference tournament, which can be further distilled down to one word: frustrating.

Roughly 194,000 people attended the three-day Grand Prix in Long Beach, which is dubbed “Southern California’s 200-MPH Beach Party.” The event has run longer than any other major street race in North America.

Tennis is a game of confidence as much as it is one of physical abilities.
Coach Billy Martin’s team has it in spades.
“We’re very confident,” said junior Alexander Hoogmartens.

UCLA beach volleyball took down both Long Beach State and Cal State Northridge 5-0 during its final home duals of the season. The Bruins gave their seniors a farewell at Mapes Beach and now prepare for the Center of Effort Challenge in San Luis Obispo, California.

This post was updated April 11 at 9:39 p.m. 
Beach volleyball
Lori Garavartanian, Daily Bruin contributor

The Pac-12 tournament will mark seven weeks since UCLA’s last loss if the team continues its 15-game winning streak in the coming days.

Monday marked the second solar eclipse that moved across the United States in the last seven years. While people in Los Angeles only saw a partial – rather than total – eclipse, UCLA students and community members still came out to witness the phenomenon.

Equipped with disposable cameras, Daily Bruin staffers documented their spring break adventures and lives as student journalists outside the newsroom.