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At the Oracle ITA National Fall Championships in Newport Beach and the Chowder Fest in Cambridge, Cal’s men’s tennis seeks final success before entering hibernation and awakening for the spring regular season.
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A list released by Crunchbase News in May shows that UC Berkeley has the largest number of graduating startup founders of any public university.
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Not every game that the Bears play during their nonconference slate will take place in such grand arenas, but there are still numerous intriguing matchups.
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How have UC Berkeley professors spent their favorite summers? Read on to find out what campus faculty have done during their most memorable summers.
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I thought about how I was taught that our outcomes were predetermined by a higher power. I realized that God did not have a map of my life. Rather, God’s plan was to allow me to regain agency in my life.
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After four years of litigation battles, the US Patent and Trademark Office, or USPTO, has finally approved a third CRISPR patent for the University of California.
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It’s not going to be much of a happy New Year’s Eve for Cal women’s basketball. Harvard came to Haas Pavilion on Sunday, and the Crimson outlasted the No. 14 Bears to win a hard-fought battle, 85-79.
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Before Cal can look forward to a potential rematch in March, the Bears have a tough Pac-12 schedule to play. And before that, their nonconference finale against the Crimson from Harvard.
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In “Acid Test,” Ram Dass’ stories span immensely in tone; sometimes they’re incredibly humorous, and sometimes more heartbreaking. Whether Ram Dass is telling the story of his first mushroom trip or the story of his father dying, the strengths of Kaufman and Keith are perfectly melded together.
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The Cal men’s water polo team, which came into the week ranked No. 4, took on another pair of nonconference opponents and went home with another pair of steady wins.
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