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The Berkeley Forum lineup for the spring 2023 includes a diverse range of speakers and panelists who will cover various topics, including:  representation, mental health awareness and creative marketing.

Over the week, the junior women and men, as well as pairs and ice dance teams, showed off their talent — and there was plenty to go around.

Yes, Cal has had its fair share of special athletes — the school known for its brains is often forgotten when mentioning athletics. In that vein, let’s discuss my top five Cal athletes of all time. It’s hard nailing down a perfect list, but I’ve given it a shot.

His documentary “Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off” is an inspirational tear-jerker and a captivating cultural cornucopia that follows Tony Hawk’s journey to success and stardom as a professional skateboarder.

The emotion, the music, the expression, all of it is inherently creative and makes figure skating more than a sport; it’s an art.

A federal appeals judge ruled last week that Amer Alhaggagi, a Berkeley High School graduate who was sentenced to 15 years in high-security prison for providing material support to ISIS in 2019, would be receiving a reduced sentence.

With musicality, artistry and skills that seem so unattainable to the average person, figure skating boasts a global fanbase.

Haas Pavilion was filled to the brim with support and vibrant energy as fans witnessed an exciting meet featuring Cal and Oregon State women's gymnastics.

The Bears are back in the den to compete against the Beavers, a team that boasts an Olympic gold medalist, in Haas Pavilion this Sunday.

As flowers bloom and bears awake from hibernation, the vernal equinox ushers in a new year — one that features a fresh slate of Cal sports.