Rocky roads ahead: Cal football struggles to find stability

With the loss of almost two-thirds of last season’s starters, Cal football must rebuild and recalibrate during the offseason.
Read More…
As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
With the loss of almost two-thirds of last season’s starters, Cal football must rebuild and recalibrate during the offseason.
Read More…
What does Memorial Stadium look like from a reporter’s perspective? Watch to find out!
There has been much anticipation surrounding potential picks with the NFL draft approaching. Sports reporter AJ Alany gives his take on the upcoming football festivities.
Read More…
Cal Band should not have to rely on external fundraising when Cal football head coach Justin Wilcox’s salary per season is more than seven times the size of Cal Band’s entire annual budget.
Read More…
A leader on the field and in the community, former Cal safety Elijah Hicks’s Intercept Poverty Foundation has created tangible change.
Read More…
It was a landmark football season for the Golden Bears, whose fans came roaring back after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the disjointed 2020 season to be played behind closed doors in empty stadiums. This season could not have been more different: Week in and week out, the Berkeley faithful showed
Read More…
On Early National Signing Day, Cal managed to sign its highest-ranked offensive recruit since 2017 in Norco running back Jaydn Ott.
Read More…
The Bears have added six new faces (all three-star recruits) to the Cal family so far today, and presumably have quite a few more on the way.
Read More…
I know the simple happiness that one obtains today could be once so valuable and dearth — and if misunderstood, one could never fully appreciate the hard work and dedication behind every improvement of life.
Read More…
The Berkeley community experienced a widespread return to in person in 2021 — as did many parts of the world. From football games and music festivals to lectures, UC Berkeley students and city residents alike were able to look beyond their Zoom meetings, physically attending large gatherings and resuming daily
Read More…