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“Memorial Stadium” · Strawberry Canyon
Historic Berkeley football stadium with views of the San Francisco Bay.
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Oski the Bear leads fan celebrations and traditions before kickoff and throughout the game.
The Big C spirit tradition celebrates California pride before home games.
The Cal Band leads fans in singing "Fight for California" after scores and victories.
California Memorial Stadium fills with blue and gold during rivalry games.

California Victory Cannon — an architectural landmark of California Memorial Stadium, home of the California Golden Bears.

Entrance — an architectural landmark of California Memorial Stadium, home of the California Golden Bears.

Golden Bear Cal Bear landmark — an architectural landmark of California Memorial Stadium, home of the California Golden Bears.

Hayward Fault — an architectural landmark of California Memorial Stadium, home of the California Golden Bears.

Simpson Center for Student-Athlete High Performance — an architectural landmark of California Memorial Stadium, home of the California Golden Bears.

Memorial Stadium sits at the mouth of Strawberry Canyon in the Berkeley Hills. West-side seats look into the canyon; the upper bowl opens toward San Francisco Bay — one of college football’s most scenic settings.

Andy Smith Memorial Bench — a landmark celebrating California Golden Bears history at California Memorial Stadium.

Golden Bear Statue — a landmark celebrating California Golden Bears history at California Memorial Stadium.

Historic Memorial Stadium Façade — a landmark celebrating California Golden Bears history at California Memorial Stadium.
Opened in 1986 on the west side of Memorial Stadium, the Hall honors hundreds of Golden Bear athletes, coaches, and teams. Ticket holders can visit after home football games.
The University of California Marching Band high-steps onto the field for one of college football’s most recognizable pregame shows, leading “Big C” and “Fight for California.”
Dedication plaque at California Memorial Stadium commemorating Californians lost in World War I.
At Hearst Avenue and Gayley Road, this lichen-covered rock marks where College of California trustees dedicated the campus on April 16, 1860. A Class of 1896 plaque commemorates the spot, now on the National Register of Historic Places.
All-American quarterback Joe Roth died of melanoma in 1977; his No. 12 is the only jersey Cal football has retired. A replica uniform is mounted on the stadium wall behind the team bench near section T, and the Joe Roth Memorial Game honors his courage.

Dedicated in 1923 to Californians who died in World War I, the stadium’s memorial wall and plaques honor UC students, alumni, and Californians lost in war.

The hillside above the east rim — part of Charter Hill — has hosted free-viewing fans since the stadium’s 1923 opener. Spectators perch about 100 feet above the field, a Cal tradition even when seats sit empty.
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