Cal athletics

For Patrick McMorris, family is everything. McMorris grew up in Santa Ana in Southern California, playing youth football across Orange County. But, while he was grinding on the field, he remained true to his family, maintaining his tight-knit relationships and understanding their impact on his life.

UC Berkeley and PepsiCo announced the renewal of their 10-year beverage partnership last Thursday, which outlines the goods and services to be provided to university-operated settings including Berkeley Dining, Cal Athletics, International House and the Student Union.

The house of cards that fell during the dissolution of the Pac-12 did not have to deal Cal the hand it ended up with. 

After the conference presidents met on Wednesday, the two Bay Area schools were missing two votes, though no formal vote was taken. In order to be accepted, 12 of the 15 member schools must vote yes.

The UC Board of Regents met Tuesday morning to discuss Cal’s Pac-12 membership following a mass exodus of eight out of the 12 schools in the conference, six of which came last week.

The reality is that each side advocates from two entirely different playing fields: one is concerned with human rights, the other with competitive fairness.

The Berkeley Fire Department, or BFD, launched a public outreach and education campaign May 1, with the goal of educating Berkeley residents about wildfire safety and prevention.

Situated at the foot of the Claremont hills, the gleaming white Claremont Club & Spa overlooks the City of Berkeley and provides unobstructed views of Oakland and San Francisco. Now it has been bought by Ohana Real Estate Investors, changing hands for the 11th time.

While Cal basketball has been making waves in the transfer portal, Cal football has also been reeling in commits as of late, with several big additions to the team this week.

Former members of Cal women’s swim and dive filed a lawsuit against the University of California over alleged negligence surrounding former Cal women’s swim coach Teri McKeever.