UC Berkeley has rehired five Eshleman Hall custodians that were issued layoff notices in August because of the building’s impending demolition. Read More…
With six seconds left in their MPSF conference match against No. 9 Long Beach State, the No. 5 Cal men’s water polo team was met with cruel irony. In 2009, then-redshirt freshman Spencer White scored 23 goals in 28 matches with the Bears. He was named The Daily Californian’s Fall Read More…
Cal women’s swimming came away on its road trip to Utah with both its first dual meet win against BYU on Friday and its first Pac-12 win against Utah on Saturday. “I think the hardest thing about the meet was coming off a flight and competing at a high altitude Read More…
Voter support for Proposition 30 — which could determine whether University of California students are dealt a 20 percent tuition hike in January — has fallen below 50 percent for the first time, according to a survey released Wednesday. Read More…
In a shutout over Davis, the Cal field hockey team only needed one attack and one minute to get the first goal of the game. On Cal’s first possession, senior Rachelle Comeau passed the ball to fellow forward Claire Dougherty from the right side. Aggies goalie Danielle Herrington was out Read More…
Despite sweeping Arizona 3-0 on Friday, Cal faced one of its most disappointing tilts of the season in a nail-biting 3-2 loss against Arizona State on Sunday. Cal’s loss drops it back to a .500 winning percentage, quickly dwindling the squad’s NCAA tournament hopes. In the first set against Arizona Read More…
The No. 10 Bears emerged from a weekend in the Los Angeles with one blemish on their record. After a heartbreaking loss to UCLA on Friday afternoon, the Cal women’s soccer team rebounded on Sunday with a 1-0 win against USC (5-10-3, 2-6-2 in Pac-12). The No. 2 Bruins handed Read More…
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Jeff Tedford preached leadership after Saturday’s game. At least that is what he told reporters after Cal’s second straight loss left the squad needing to win out to make a bowl. “It’s gonna take leadership from everyone,” he said. On defense, the Bears’ emotional leader Read More…
Chang-Lin Tien was charming, and his family and friends remember his energy and warmth fondly. Listen to stories about Tien recalled by those close to him. Phyllis Tien: Tien’s older daughter, who is now an associate professor at UCSF John Chen: CEO of software company Sybase, who worked with Tien Read More…
A report published by the UC Berkeley School of Law Policy Advocacy Clinic found that the city’s controversial ballot Measure S would fail to increase economic activity or access to services for homeless people, as some advocates have claimed. Read More…
