Los Angeles

As the fall semester comes to a close, a graduating UC Berkeley student and tenet of Berkeley life will no longer update Scanner Berkeley, an emergency service tracking account known as @ScanBerkeley on X, formerly known as Twitter.

As I stand on the cusp of my third year, I reflect on my evolution from gang loyalty to academic pursuit. This isn’t just my redemption — it’s a testament to the unyielding power of transformation.

This year was particularly challenging for me, because turning 23 is not the kind of milestone people consider worth celebrating.

This weekend, the Bears will be migrating out of Bear Territory and into a familiar southern territory — Los Angeles. Cal will be facing long-time rivals USC and UCLA on Friday and Sunday, respectively.

Avoiding a loss against the Bruins and securing a 1-0 victory versus San Diego State in their final home game of the season has put the Bears in a decent position to earn a spot in this year’s NCAA Tournament.

With only three games remaining in the regular season, Cal men’s soccer will finish up its home schedule this week with matches at Edwards Stadium against conference opponents UCLA on Thursday and San Diego State on Sunday.

Intellectually, I knew that it was wrong, but I had to confess that I really did miss my car. 

“For me, the most experimental thing to do was push myself into the format of a play,” Tempestt said of the book’s configuration in an interview with The Daily Californian.

A trip to Southern California over the weekend turned out to be a microcosm for what has been an up and down season for Cal men’s soccer. The Bears won as underdogs against No.17 SDSU on Thursday but followed that with a loss to UCLA on Sunday.

After an 11-day break, Cal men’s soccer returns to action on the road this week. The squad will head to Southern California for two matches against conference opponents, facing San Diego State on Thursday and UCLA on Sunday.