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If Cal can beat San Diego State and UCLA in consecutive weeks to secure at least a fourth-place finish, it may get to fly out to North Carolina to join the 36-team NCAA tournament field.
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The NFL Draft is set to kick off April 29, as a new class of athletes look to make a splash as rookies in the professional level.
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Common Humanity Collective, a grassroots, anarchocommunist mutual aid organization that produces and distributes personal protective equipment, or PPE, such as handmade hand sanitizer and face masks, is prepared for a surge of COVID-19 cases in coming months.
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Cal reaches doubles semifinal at nationals and Rosenqvist goes undefeated at the Thunderbird Invite.
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After a 2018 season that saw a youthful team fail to qualify for nationals, the Bears will begin again with new goals and more experience.
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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 idea of living so far from home is completely new (and very scary) territory for me. I had it easier than most incoming freshmen at UC Berkeley: I grew up only an hour away.
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After missing last year’s first-round loss, Anigwe will definitely want to make an impact for Cal with her fellow senior Asha Thomas and graduate student Receé Caldwell. The Bears will try to control the pace of the game with their experienced players.
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Though similar attacks are likely familiar to any Democratic candidate running in a Republican district, I asked Buccini if the “outsider” stamp might not be particularly charged: can a UC Berkeley student run in the South without the campus albatross around his neck?
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After the madness on the field from the Bears’ third straight win, Goode hugged his mom and sister by the north end zone. Moments later he was met by a smiling face who had recently snuck his way onto the field — it was, of course, his father.
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