November 6, 2012 in Berkeley began with voters hitting the polls as early as 7am. Throughout the day, Berkeley residents and students stopped by their local polling places to cast their votes and have their say in national and local issues. While results slowly started rolling in around 6pm, at 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…
The Bears traveled to Utah this weekend to take on the Utes at Rice-Eccles Stadium in the hopes of stepping closer to bowl eligibility. On paper, a Cal win seemed highly likely, but the Bears had a heartbreaking loss against Utah with a final score of 49-27. Cal must now Read More…
The 115th Big Game encompasses more than just football. Here’s a look at Cal spirit and tradition throughout Big Game Week.
The 115th Big Game marked the 30th anniversary of The Play. The game resulted in a 21-3 Cal loss at home. Stanford retains possession of the Axe until next year.
The 6th annual Treasure Island Music Festival took place on October 13th and 14th. The headliners this year were Girl Talk and The xx. Other big names, such as, M83, Public Enemy, Gossip and Grimes graced the two stages on the island.
This weekend the Rock The Bells music festival held in Mountain View, California continued to impress fans. The festival featured many artists who performed on two different stages. Some of these artists included: Ice Cube, Wu Block, Salt-N-Pepa, A$ap Rocky, Tyga, Atmosphere, and many more.
Daily Cal arts writer Ian Birnam interviews comedian David Koechner at Outside Lands 2012 in San Francisco.
The 5th Annual Outside Lands Festival in Golden Gate Park was held this weekend. Dozens of bands played each day. The festival takes place at the Polo Fields, Speedway Meadow, and Lindley Meadow and consists of four stages: Sutro Stage, Twin Peaks Stage, Panhandle Stage, and the Main Polo Field Read More…
The Daily Californian will leave its sixth floor office in Eshleman Hall this Friday following the upcoming demolition of the building. There is no place reserved for it in the limited space allotted to other student organizations. Instead the Daily Cal will move editorial and business operations to a new Read More…
