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In response to allegations of abuse from across the sports world, deputy sports editor Mia Wachtel talks to staff writers Maria Kholodova, Leila Rosenberg and Kenzo Fukuda to illuminate these injustices.
In this episode of One Golden Moment, Sports Editor Benjamin Coleman and staff writer Emmanuel Macedo discuss USC and UCLA’s stunning departure of the Pac-12 for the Big Ten and predict what it could mean for Cal and the college athletics world as a whole.
Listen to come along on Melina’s experience of the annual Berkeley Book Festival, talking with 6 poets from in and around the Bay. With poems about lost histories and alcoholism and why poetry will save the world, there’s a bit of everything in this week’s episode.
Behind the hidden curtains of Cal women’s swim and dive, McKeever allegedly turned a competitive atmosphere into a haunting one, changing the tides of many people’s hopeful collegiate swim careers.
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In addition to winning the Peter J. Cutino award, Papanikolau was also named MVP of the NCAA Championship, ACWPC National Player of the Year, MPSF Player of the Year and a member of the ACWPC All-American first team.
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Behind the trophies and national titles stands, perhaps, a different narrative for Cal swimmers.
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After helping the team finish the regular season 11-9, doubles pair Yuta Kikuchi and Carl Emil Overbeck will head to the NCAA Doubles Championship this week at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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UC Berkeley Computer Science students share their personal projects and reflect on the school’s ongoing CS funding crisis.
Being someone so averse to change, I learned that adapting to the unexpected was good for me because it forced me to mature.
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Just as the Bears caught a clean break in their losing streak, sending San Jose State back into their dugout, No. 14 Arizona State chilled Cal’s hot bats.
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