“Oh, oh, unbelievable!” 5 college basketball teams that could amaze this season
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It is only fitting to celebrate college basketball’s unlikely return with a list of possible Cinderella teams.
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UC Berkeley alumna to sue apartment company for property loss
Recent UC Berkeley alumna Angela Zhao is filing a lawsuit against Alliance Residential, the national parent company of the local Allston and Stadium Place apartments, for property loss.
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UC Berkeley administration: If we tell you we’re LGBTQIA+, we want resources in return
What was the point of telling Berkeley that I was queer if the administration wasn’t going to utilize the sensitive information I had given them to help me?
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The female artist: A figure of perseverance, strength
Growing up in early-2000s Texas, I didn’t typically resonate with the music that surrounded me.
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Experts propose green stimulus plan to rebuild economy following COVID-19 outbreak
Climate and public policy experts from across the country, including UC Berkeley professor Daniel Kammen, are calling for a $2 trillion Green Stimulus to rebuild the U.S. economy following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Colleges must end hate speech, support minorities’ needs
Since the election of Donald Trump, schools all around the country have had more frequent incidents threatening the health and safety of minority students.
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Cal men’s swim finishes runner-up at Minnesota Invitational
The Bears had a solid weekend in Minnesota, where they competed in their longest meet of the season so far. They came out second to Texas, with some impressive individual highlights.
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Cal women’s swim and dive emerges victorious in first test of season
Cal senior and Olympic gold medalist Abbey Weitzeil became the first woman to break the 21-second barrier in the 50-yard freestyle as the Bears dominated the Minnesota Invitational.
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Cal women’s swim and dive head north for Minnesota Invitational
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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Cal men’s swim and dive to face toughest competitors yet at Minnesota Invitational
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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