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For the fifth time this season, the No. 9 Cal men’s gymnastics team fell to No. 2 Stanford. But the Bears didn’t just fall to the Cardinal. They also lost to the national teams from Japan and Canada, and they were only able to score more total team points than
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New research from the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory may save lives and property by providing residents of coastal areas with more than 20 additional minutes to evacuate from dangerous tsunamis.
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Movement along fault lines may be a strong indicator of when large earthquakes will occur, according to a team of researchers from UC Berkeley and Japan.
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On Oct. 21, the UC Office of the President, or UCOP, announced it was the first U.S. pension plan and endowment fund to sign the Japan Stewardship Code to foster economic growth through greater involvement on the part of investors.
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I’m an American moving to Japan and while I’m very excited to go overseas, I’ve still got a lot to process. For the past month, I would tell people that I’m going to Japan, which made the prospect seem very far off. By using the word “going,” I meant, “eventually” — as in,
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Delegates from Okinawa, Japan, visited Berkeley City Council and community members Monday afternoon to call for support in their fight against the controversial relocation of a U.S. military base.
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Fresh off a win at last month’s California Amateur Championship, rising senior Shotaro Ban added another accomplishment to the successful summer he’s experienced in individual competition, as he earned a berth Monday to compete in his first U.S. Amateur. The stakes were high but certainly rewarding and worth the struggle.
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Berkeley residents, students and restaurant employees all moaned, nervously groaned and cheered as they had their eyes glued to the nearest television screen to watch the U.S. Women’s National Team’s stressful journey en route to winning the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Sights like this were abundant in restaurants, bars
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The U.S. Women’s National Team gave Americans an excuse to celebrate the Fourth of July for an extra day Sunday when it routed Japan, 5-2, to win the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Within minutes of the opening whistle, it became clear that this was going to be the United
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The problem with aligning myself to any country is that others immediately expect me to be patriotic. I am expected to have expressed devotion and support to any one of “my countries” without question and to obviously carry all my countries’ values with me.
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