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The UC Board of Regents met Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss AI investments, immigration status and work-study jobs, ableism training for faculty and staff and budget reports. The board also voted to unanimously approve UC Berkeley’s new College of Computing, Data Science and Society, or CDSS.

The Bears revealed their XV’s squad in Southern California en route to a perfect weekend.

The gulf in historical success between the two teams cannot be understated. Following Tuesday’s game, however, the Tritons have fully established recent superiority over the Bears.

Amassing a 12-6 conference record last season, Southern University has limited its opponents to a mere 19.6% perimeter field goal percentage, further sabotaging Cal’s chances of scoring from beyond the arc.

If the Bears expect to get payback this time around, their performance on Tuesday must be a departure from what they have displayed so far.

Emerging undefeated, the Bears walk the walk away from the weekend in the first three games of their four-game homestand.

On Aug. 25, Cal is set to face Saint Mary’s, and within the same week, the Bears will play UC San Diego on Aug. 28 in Edwards Stadium.

The UC Board of Regents began its final day of meetings by convening the general board to discuss access to higher education for undocumented students, climate change initiatives and a report from the Council of University of California Staff Assemblies, or CUCSA.

Despite the strong winds that caused the postponements of races at both the California Challenge Cup and Las Vegas Invitational, Cal men’s rowing prevailed.

After eight months of preparation, Cal men’s crew is ready to start its spring season with the Lake Las Vegas Invitational and California Challenge Cup.