With the Cal football team’s 1-3 start, panic has ensued in Berkeley and the blogosphere — but not amongst players and coaches. Already one-third of the way through the season, the Bears need to win five of their remaining eight games just to become bowl eligible. Yet Cal head coach Read More…
A suspect for two Sproul Plaza robberies has been identified after victims reported withdrawing money from an on-campus ATM after receiving verbal threats. Read More…
Is USC an elite team? The Trojans began the season as the No. 1 team in the country, the national title favorite with the Heisman Trophy favorite as quarterback. After four games, they are at best the third or fourth squad in the conference — and have looked far less Read More…
Men’s Soccer The Cal men’s soccer team is coming off an abysmal 2011 season; its female counterpart is returning from its most successful season under coach Neil McGuire. While the men’s team is currently unranked, the women’s team is in the top 15. But the question of who’s the better Read More…
After more than 40 years away from campus, sorority Zeta Tau Alpha has returned to UC Berkeley this fall.
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Last week, campus organizations finished settling into their temporary quarters after months of moving out of Eshleman Hall, marking another step toward planned renovation of Lower Sproul Plaza. Student groups began moving to Hearst Gymnasium in the spring — a transition that has left many student groups with substantially less Read More…
Stanford University nutritionists released findings that showed nonorganically raised fruits, vegetables, animals and animal products are no less nutritious than organic foods and that they did not have significantly higher pesticide residues. Read More…
A collaboration between a group of UC Berkeley engineering students and a Northern California Indian tribe culminated Friday in the grand opening of three new environmentally friendly homes designed by students for the tribe.
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Berkeley community organizations have had unusual difficulty scheduling candidate forums this election cycle.
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This time last year, a movement was beginning in New York City that would spark numerous others across the country — including one on the UC Berkeley campus — and bring attention to national issues of inequality. Read More…
