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While the suspects’ actions were captured on video surveillance, UCPD is requesting help in identifying the individuals responsible. UCPD Detective Brendan Tinney said that though he can’t confirm their affiliation with campus, he suspects the individuals are students.
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On Friday evening, former U.S. president Bill Clinton and his daughter, Chelsea, convened an expert panel at Haas Pavilion to discuss creating technologies and social movements that bring about global change.
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It remains to be seen whether the Cal men’s basketball team (17-8) can win against a Pac-12 opponent outside the walls of Haas. After earning victories over No. 11 Oregon and Oregon State last week in Berkeley, Cal moved to 16-0 at home — extending its stay on a dwindling
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Zoe Draghi knew the moment she finished her floor routine that the cat was in the bag. Or in this case, the Wildcat. The junior’s 9.90 floor performance prompted an emotional outcry from the entire No. 19 Cal women’s gymnastics team, running toward her to celebrate a historic night. This
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The Bears are running out of both time and excuses. With half of the Pac-12 season officially in the books, the Cal men’s basketball team has two impressive wins to its name but even more puzzling, inexplicable losses. The possible reasons for those defeats have been tossed around endlessly by
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After a pair of losses on the road against then No. 20 UCLA and USC, Cal women’s basketball (10-9) is now 1-7 against Pac-12 opponents — the second-worst record in the conference — and on a five-game losing streak. If the Bears hope to dig themselves out of the hole
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Fourteen union members gathered in front of Haas Pavilion on Thursday night with flyers and posters to spread awareness about December layoffs in UC Berkeley’s Campus Shared Services.
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At its first home meet of the season, the Cal men’s gymnastics team faced off against one familiar opponent and one that it has much less experience against. And at the end of Saturday night, the Bears fell right in the middle of the two. Stanford (3-0) won the second
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After two disappointing losses at the hands of inferior opponents, the Cal men’s basketball team has plummeted out of the AP Top 25. After being ranked No. 14 one week ago, the Bears dropped their final two games of the Las Vegas Invitational, falling to San Diego State, 72-58, and
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Opening day of the NCAA men’s basketball season is notoriously anticlimactic. Matchups such as those between No. 2 Kentucky and Albany typically dominate the airwaves — providing some insights, but generally leaving fans guessing what the season will really bring as nonconference tournaments approach. The No. 14 Cal men’s basketball
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