Cal women’s gymnastics took home the win at Elevate the Stage yesterday. The Bears were trailing Michigan State and Alabama through the first three rotations, but scored a 49.425 on floor to come out on top with a total of 197.200.

Michigan State ended in second right behind Cal with a 197.150.

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Cal women’s basketball is off to its best start under head coach Charmin Smith at 13-1 and now sits at No. 20 in the AP Top 25. Notable wins came against now-No. 19 Alabama and Stanford

ESPN’s “College GameDay” comes to Berkeley for the first time ahead of the football game against Miami. Students camp out overnight for a chance to be featured on the live broadcast with their signs

A group of pro-Palestine protesters break in and occupy Anna Head Alumnae Hall. The following day, law enforcement officers from 20 different departments swept the hall

This photo of mine was published in The Guardian alongside the works of other college photojournalists covering encampments nationwide

UC Berkeley’s Free Palestine Encampment is established in front of Sproul Hall. The encampment serves as a site for teach-ins, rallies and more for over three weeks before protesters reach an agreement with campus administrators

Cal women’s gymnastics has a record-breaking season, winning the NCAA Berkeley Regionals and later finishing as the national runner-up

(eMjae Frazier also wins the Daily Cal’s “Best athlete in women’s sports” award.)

Head coach Mark Madsen wraps up his first season with Cal men’s basketball with an overall record of 13-19, up from the previous season’s 3-29

UC Berkeley blockades People’s Park with shipping containers before the start of the spring 2024 semester

Cal women’s basketball just won against Stanford, 83-63 — their first win against the Cards since 2019 and their first ACC win.

Marta Suarez, Lulu Twidale and Ioanna Krimili all scored 20+ points tonight.

Cal (10-1) will continue to look for this level of success as ACC play continues in January

Cal women’s basketball just upset No. 19 Alabama, 69-65.

This marks the team’s best start under head coach Charmin Smith at 8-1 & Alabama’s first loss of the season.

Kayla Williams and Ioanna Krimili led the Bears in scoring with 21 and 19 points, respectively.