Archie gives some quiet encouragement to his chicks. If you look close, you can see one of the chicks moving inside the pip.

Happy 4/20 everybody!

In 1893, Cal🌟 student Benjamin Weed discovered that a bowl-shaped spot on the eastern edge of campus had outstanding acoustics. Meetings and ceremonies began being held at the site, nicknamed 'Ben Weed's Amphitheatre.' 10 years later, the Greek Theatre was built there.

Happy 4/20 everybody!

In 1893, Cal🌟 student Benjamin Weed discovered that a bowl-shaped spot on the eastern edge of campus had outstanding acoustics. Meetings and ceremonies began being held at the site, nicknamed 'Ben Weed's Amphitheatre.' 10 years later, the Greek Theatre was built there.

Best season ever! Congratulations to Cal Women’s Gymnastics on an amazing year. The sky's the limit! #GoBears

THE GOLDEN BEARS ARE THE NATIONAL RUNNER-UPS!!!

The best finish in program history!!!!

#GoBears 🐻| #OneDayBetter

Hey transfers…WELCOME TO UC BERKELEY! 🐻🫵🥳

We are THRILLED to celebrate this incredible accomplishment with you and we hope to see you next fall! 💛 In the meantime, head to admit.berkeley.edu for details on transfer receptions and Golden Bear Welcome!

#IAmBerkeley

Glenn Seaborg, Cal🌟 Ph.D. 1937, Professor and Chancellor, was born April 19, 1912. He discovered or co-discovered 10 elements on the Periodic Table, won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry and was the first person to have an element named in his honor during his lifetime. (Seaborgium)

Glenn Seaborg became a Cal🌟 professor in 1937 & served as Chancellor of UC Berkeley 1958-1961. He worked on the Manhattan Project, reorganized the Periodic Table to its present configuration & chaired the US Atomic Energy Commission under Presidents Kennedy, Johnson & Nixon.

Cal🌟 UC Berkeley In between discovering elements, winning a Nobel Prize and running the University, Seaborg was an avid Cal🌟 sports fan. He served on the Faculty Athletic Committee, helped establish the Pac-8 Conference and wrote a book about it. And his last name was a Sturdy Golden Anagram!

Christopher Stevens, Cal🌟 Class of 1982, was born April 18, 1960. After service in the Peace Corps & a degree from UC Law San Francisco, he became a diplomat & eventually Ambassador to Libya. Stevens was one of four Americans killed at the US Consulate in Benghazi in Sept. 2012.

Tens of thousands of San Franciscans fled to the East Bay following the Earthquake on April 18, 1906. Tents were set up on the Cal🌟 campus, including at the football stadium, California Field (now site of Hearst Gym).

Outdoor kitchens were set up by the Football Players statue on the Cal🌟 campus to feed refugees from San Francisco following the April 18, 1906 earthquake.

April 18, 1906: the pen on the seismograph at Berkeley literally jumped off the paper when the great San Francisco Earthquake struck.

Smoke from the fires consuming much of San Francisco following the April 18, 1906 Earthquake, as seen from Berkeley.

For the first time EVER, we advance to Day 2 of NCAA Championships to compete for the National Title...

OUT T HERE MAKING MORE HISTORY 🥹🥳🤩🧸🍿🐻