Cal women’s soccer preseason storylines: Bears to navigate troubled waters
Josh Kahen/File
After an already challenging year for Cal women’s soccer, the Bears are bracing for what may be their toughest season to date.
Read More…
Cal women’s soccer gets green light, resumes practice at Golden Bear Field
Numerous guidelines related to COVID-19 will be enforced as the blue and gold resume practice at Golden Bear Field.
Read More…
Cal track and field cancels every all-comers meet scheduled for 2020-21
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the country, Cal track and field officials have made the decision to cancel all of the all-comers meets planned for this season.
Read More…
ASUC Housing Commission opposes building on People’s Park
The ASUC Housing Commission opposed the proposed construction of student housing on People’s Park and resolved to recommend alternative construction sites in its meeting Friday afternoon.
Read More…
UC Berkeley to pay $238M of Cal Athletics debt from stadium renovations
UC Berkeley will take on 54 percent of the approximated $440 million debt stemming from the Memorial Stadium renovation as well as the Simpson Student-Athlete High Performance Center, according to Chancellor Carol Christ in a recent interview with the Mercury News.
Read More…
UC Berkeley chancellor proposes taking on some Cal Athletics debt in exchange for developing on Edwards Stadium
Carol Christ proposed the campus take on the portion of Cal Athletics’ debt stemming from the seismic costs of the 2012 renovation of California Memorial Stadium.
Read More…
When it comes to the budget, there are no ‘stupid’ questions
CAMPUS ISSUES: UC Berkeley's transparency regarding the budget is laudable, but the plan to close the deficit is still plagued by seeming indecision.
When asked about another potential change to athletics policy in response to the budget deficit — selling alcohol at Cal games — Christ said the question was “stupid.”
Read More…
Cutting teams on the table as Cal Athletics looks to cut deficit, budget reveals
It’s no secret that Cal Athletics faces a daunting future: the most debt-ridden athletics program in the nation is tasked with cutting the entirety of its fiscal year 2016 budget deficit — nearly $22 million — by 2020.
Read More…
BAMPFA responds to release of fiscal year 2018 budget
BAMPFA has adopted an ambitious plan for achieving a targeted budget deficit reduction of $582,000 set by the recently unveiled campus fiscal year 2018 budget, including plans to generate $850,000 in new revenue, increase its endowment by $5 million and reduce the number of scheduled exhibitions as part of cost-saving measures.
Read More…
Campus unveils revenue-driven budget that cuts more than $20M from academic, research, administrative divisions
The campus has unveiled its response to an imposing financial crisis with its 2017-18 budget, highlighted by more than $20 million in cuts to academic, research and administrative expenses.
Read More…
