How sweep it is: Cal takes all 3 at Pacific Tournament
Theo Wyss-Flamm/Senior Staff
Cal volleyball brought out the brooms this weekend, sweeping the Pacific tournament competition to improve to a 5-1 record.
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Tested Bears hope to ride wave of momentum into 2nd tournament
Coming off the Tulane Green Wave tournament in which they doubled their win total from the previous season, Cal Volleyball is attempting to ride that wave of success back to the Pacific — to be specific, the Pacific Tournament.
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After Cal women’s rowing dominates 1st race of season, men’s team looks to do the same
Cal women’s rowing kicked off its season in victorious fashion last weekend, winning five of six races over two days of competition. Meanwhile, Cal men’s rowing is set for its season opener this weekend against UC San Diego.
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What’s the vision?: Cal League of Legends makes West Conference playoffs, eyes nationals
Cal League of Legends stands on the edge of making the College League of Legends Championship, a first in Cal history. Does this team have what it takes?
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Double dual meet victories for Bears in SoCal
With their victory over USC, the Bears improved to 3-0 in the Pac-12 meets. Over in San Diego, the Bears battled the Tritons and emerged triumphant.
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Split-team swim meet: Can Cal men hold up?
This weekend, the Cal men’s swim and dive team will be heading down to Southern California for a series of three meets in three different locations
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Cal women’s swim and dive come up with mixed results at USC, UCSD
At USC, the Bears had their first mediocre performance. Junior Briana Thai suffered an injury and came out with an average performance as a result, with an eighth- and ninth-place finish in her two days of competition.
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Cal women’s swimming and diving heads south for USC, UCSD
The Bears are coming off a dominant performance against the Cougars and are looking to follow that up with another victory to remain undefeated.
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UC Berkeley professor Robert Ritchie co-leads study on fish scales which may provide better armor
A project led by UC Berkeley professor Robert Ritchie and Marc Meyers, professor at UC San Diego, provides inspiration for fish scales to be used in armor.
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Union groups rally at UCSF, meet with UCSD chancellor to discuss rights for academic researchers
As part of an ongoing bargaining process with the UC system, one group from the Academic Researchers United/United Automobile Workers Local 5810 union rallied outside UCSF’s Genentech Hall while another group met with UC San Diego Chancellor Pradeep Khosla to discuss the objectives and challenges of academic researchers, or ARs.
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