gamedays

People can be so excited to see the game that they forget to plan out some of the details. Here is the rundown on some of the things you should prepare for your next football game to make sure it’s a success!

After more than a year of remote instruction, UC Berkeley finally announced its plans for a fully in-person fall 2021 semester, leaving many students with a mixture of excitement and dread. As a rising junior who spent my sophomore year in my childhood home all the way across the country in North Carolina, I’ve only had roughly a year’s worth of a true UC Berkeley experience. Nevertheless, the impending return to campus has inspired me to reminisce on aspects of college life that I miss dearly. Here are six things I’m looking forward to — and vow to never take for granted again — as we prepare for an in-person academic year! 

Before I came to college, I knew that football games held a lot of significance to the university experience, but I could not have predicted the lengths I would go to in order to celebrate a football game with my friends.

As many of the returning students know, the new students are about to see those campus tour guides didn't tell them a whole lot.

Early in the morning on gamedays in Berkeley, the streets are quiet. But at Memorial Stadium, the atmosphere is anything but calm.