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For a college student, the first half of December is as tense as it gets. With Thanksgiving over, the only thing standing between them and the sweet release of winter break is finals week. Cal students also need to navigate through dead week, however. What was originally made to ease
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The Cal men’s swim and dive team will head down to the University of Minnesota for its longest and toughest competition of the season so far.
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The 185 pound, 5’11” senior received offers from numerous top-tier football schools, including Notre Dame, Utah and Michigan.
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More ranked opponents are on the horizon for Cal: Iowa is now ranked No. 7 and Duke is sitting near the top almost every poll at No. 2.
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Cal took on No. 7 Michigan over the weekend, ultimately coming up short in what was a close game right up to the final whistle.
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Next on the schedule for Cal is No. 7 Michigan. Michigan is also 1-1 this year, but has played against much tougher competition.
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The Bears went 1-1 over Labor Day weekend, defeating Quinnipiac on Friday and then falling to No. 15 Northwestern just three days later.
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Forbes has selected several UC Berkeley students out of thousands of business and technology students around the world to participate in the Forbes Under 30 Scholar Summit this fall.
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According to a June 17 press release from Newsom’s office, the raising of the flag affirms California’s support for the LGBTQ+ community.
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This weekend in Illinois at the NCAA championships, the nation’s top 12 teams and highest-scoring individual gymnasts will compete for the chance to call themselves the best in the country.
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