Cross at your own risk
A female student was struck by a vehicle while crossing Beazell Street on Oct. 23.
Cal artist shows avian art in Vulcan Gallery
Katolis, a Fine Arts major, had her artwork featured in Vulcan Gallery last Thursday night.
News
ACHOOO Pros and cons of, and what’s in, the flu shot
Every year more than 200,000 people in the United States are hospitalized due to flu-related sickness , according to the Center for Disease Control.
With winter around the corner, cold and flu season well underway, advertisements and commercials for flu shots and people getting sick left and right, the question on every individuals mind should be, is the flu shot for me?
California bank robbedK-9 unit, 24-hour protection among police upgrades
BSU talent show raises money through poetry, dance
Shrimp fisher/activist urges students to make a difference
Cal women’s soccer gives their take on poor sportsmanship
Sports
California bucks the Broncos, 42-13
or the third straight year, California played the first playoff game of the year at home and for the third consecutive year, the Vulcans outplayed their first opponent.
Behind five rushing touchdowns, the California Vulcans defeated the Fayetteville State Broncos, 42-13, and moved on to the second round of the NCAA Division II playoffs.
Walker, Miles among 17 Vulcans on All-PSAC West TeamCalifornia bucks the Broncos, 42-13
Volleyball team wins third straight PSAC Championship
Women’s soccer team wins first-ever PSAC West Crown
Shippensburg Raids the Vulcans
Entertainment
Madagascar the site of study-abroad trip
If you are a student majoring in biology, environmental science, or you just want to travel and reap the benefits of experiencing another country and culture, maybe studying in Madagascar would be a good choice for you.
On Nov. 10, Summer Arrigo-Nelson and Mark Tebbitt, professors in the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences, hosted a presentation concerning an upcoming study-abroad trip to Madagascar.
Madagascar the site of study-abroad tripLocal businesses prepare for Black Friday
Highway 61 Revisited
Cal artist shows avian art in Vulcan Gallery
Review of “Break Up,” the new album by Pete Yorn and Scarlett Johansson
Opinion
Student Spotlight – Ian Wilson
Interview by: Lauren Kross
LK: Why did you first get involved with WCAL?
IW: “I like music and it was something I’ve always wanted to do. I wanted to play good music; music aside from Top 40.”
LK: What radio shows do you host?
IW: “Rock ‘n Roll Mongoose on Friday from 2-6 p.m. and Aural Assault on Sunday [...]
Student Spotlight -Ashley Munoz-Briggs
Student Spotlight -Jesse Wiser
File Sharing – how and why illegal media is found and punished at Cal U
Student Spotlight – Jackie Davis
