Bears dazzle in Hawaii, look to soar in upcoming invites
Sunny Shen/Senior Staff
After time away from the court, Cal men’s and women’s tennis started their spring semester off with roaring success at the Hawaii Invitational.
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Cal tennis teams look ahead at new season, kick off spring in Hawaii
Cal men’s and women’s tennis will start their spring seasons in Honolulu, Hawaii and hope to start the spring with a bang.
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UC Board of Regents discusses standardized testing, artificial intelligence in admissions
The UC Board of Regents received public criticism on the lack of student voices in their voting process and discussed standardized testing and artificial intelligence during their final day of meetings Thursday.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signs bill requiring mail-in ballots to be sent to all voters
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill Monday that requires vote-by-mail ballots to be sent to all registered state voters in every election.
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Hawaiian food: Hodgepodge of Asian, Native Hawaiian culture
When I visited Oahu last month, I couldn’t help but notice that traditional Hawaiian cuisine had influence from Asian as well as American culture, making it distinct from the foods most commonly associated with the mainland. Here are some of my favorite fusion dishes that combine the best of both worlds!
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UC should divest from Thirty Meter Telescope project on Maunakea
UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS: Supporting the telescope continues a legacy of expropriation of sacred Indigenous land that UC should reject at long last
While the UC system is only one proponent of the project, revoking its support would be a resounding statement of principle and demonstration of solidarity.
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After Pac-12 South Tournament, Cal beach volleyball prepares for Stanford
No. 11 Cal emerged with a record of 5-1 and made history with its fifth top-10 win in program history after traveling to UC Davis and Arizona for six matches.
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Don’t get complacent about COVID-19
STATE AFFAIRS: As the COVID-19 case count rises, Californians must recommit to being as safe as possible
Over the past two weeks, the United States has hit higher and higher benchmarks of infections. Yet complacency has become just as infectious as COVID-19.
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US must grant representation to all, not most, of its people
If we do not allow all citizens fair representation in their own government, how are we any better than the colonial powers of Europe?
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Broadcasting through the bamboo ceiling: The remarkable story of Rob Fukuzaki
After waves of support from members of the local Asian American community, sports anchor Rob Fukuzaki came to realize the greater meaning behind it all. They looked up to him. He wasn’t just another news anchor on TV — he was one of them.
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