Cal women’s basketball seeks 1st win of season against No. 11 Oregon
Josh Kahen/Senior Staff
The Bears will play their first game in a week against the No. 11 Oregon Ducks on Sunday afternoon.
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20 on ’20: A portrait series
Joining forces in a reflective portrait series, The Daily Californian and Daily Bruin photographers asked 20 college students three questions to help them explore what the last 12 months meant to them. Here’s what they had to say. What advice would you give to yourself a year ago?
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Distribution of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine begins at UC medical centers
Amid another national COVID-19 surge, the arrival of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine at UC medical centers signals hope for “the beginning of the end,” said Executive Vice President of UC Health Carrie Byington at a virtual UC Board of Regents meeting Tuesday.
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Cal men’s basketball looks to avoid 4th straight loss at hands of USF
When looking at this head-to-head matchup, it is difficult to point out the Dons’ biggest advantage over Cal, as they have so many to choose from.
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Bruins take 7th straight victory over Bears
The Bruins’ first-half offense was nothing shy of perfection, as they shot more than 69% from the field and 75% from deep.
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Cal men’s basketball goes Hollywood for clash against UCLA
The last time the Bears beat the Bruins was in 2016 when future NBA players Jaylen Brown, Jabari Bird and Ivan Rabb were on the roster.
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Out of hibernation: Cal men’s basketball early schedule shootaround
With dates announced for eight Cal basketball games to open the season, our 2020 men’s basketball beat writers take a look at what to expect.
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Only up from here: Cal vs. Oregon State preview
Whether or not Cal will spend a bit more time at the bottom will depend on how it treats the rock, but regardless, at some point, things will look up.
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Musings on a strange season
At some point, we must look in the mirror and ask ourselves what our priorities are if we’re playing football now.
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Playing football should not be prioritized over preserving public health
CAMPUS AFFAIRS: If Cal football wants to play, it must cement a greater commitment to public safety
A mismatch of priority is at play — why are so much time and effort being poured into helping a nonessential sport take the field?
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