Former UCLA cornerback Bobby Hosea, foreground, runs campers through the first drill at his Train ’Em Up Academy, held inside a Leuzinger High School basketball gym. Hosea teaches young football players to keep their head up while tackling by swinging the arms up and keeping the hips forward. Before moving on to tackling dummies, campers must practice the technique by falling on mats.

Junior Reeves Nelson is seen at Pac-12 media day. With four players at 6-foot-10, the 6-8 Nelson may find himself playing point forward this season.

Chris Jeon, a fourth-year mathematics student, made international headlines when he joined rebel fighters in Libya for three weeks this summer. In the picture above, he showcases mementos of the trip – a set of bracelets that together form the new Libyan flag and a head scarf called an amema. Jeon wore the amema during combat.

Computer science Professor Giovanni Pau decided to teach without a salary after the department was forced to make cuts. He agreed to continue teaching because of the rewarding experiences he has gained from it. Pau is dependent on his own grant for funding.