While walking on Sproul last week, I was met with one of Cal’s famously spirited protests. The men circled in front of the student store chanting their overwhelming distaste for the brutal “War on Women,” and though I didn’t have time to stop and speak with them about their ideologies, Read More…
The Berkeley City Council passed a motion on Tuesday night to push forward two new redistricting proposals which both include UC Berkeley student districts. Read More…
About 200 people have signed a petition calling for the campus to allocate more funds to the Student Learning Center and pay its tutors regardless of how long they have worked at the center. Read More…
Philologist, author and professor in the department of Slavic Languages and Literatures at UC Berkeley Viktor Zhivov died of lung cancer in the Alta Bates Summit Medical Center in Berkeley, Calif., on April 17. He was 68. Read More…
The technology of unmanned aerial vehicles may soon be used to deliver snacks to your front door. Read More…
Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory currently have access to a new supercomputer that would allow new breakthroughs in biological and environmental science. Read More…
With the magnification of global warming and a regional population explosion, UC Berkeley researchers hypothesize that a vast region of Africa will soon find itself struggling with massive food shortages and widespread violence, in a new report published Tuesday. Read More…
A referendum on this year’s ASUC ballot will change the ASUC’s handling of the Advocacy Agenda in an effort to ensure more effective implementation. Read More…
UC Berkeley announced plans for the construction of a new, multimillion dollar aquatics facility to alleviate overcrowding and provide more training space for athletes. Read More…
While printers that dispense objects have been used by UC Berkeley engineers for decades, the installation of a new 3D printer on campus now allows students to print everything from models to shot glasses in minutes. Read More…
