Just five days from the election, about 16 students gathered at Barrows Hall Thursday evening to hear a presentation by the UC student regents about the effects of Proposition 30, a ballot measure that could prevent a 20 percent tuition hike in January, on the UC’s budget. At the presentation, Read More…
Campus and city officials are implementing measures in anticipation of the increased traffic expected to result from Friday night’s Cal football game. Read More…
Dan Krummes, a UC Berkeley alumnus, former director of the campus Institute of Transportation Studies Library and longtime dog-lover, died of cancer last week. He was 62. Read More…
As students increasingly use the internet to share music and collaborate on projects, online storage space is becoming a precious commodity.
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Plans to rename Harold Way in downtown Berkeley to Dharma Way have been abandoned, after an unfavorable public hearing took place Thursday to debated the religious connotations of the name. Read More…
On Sunday, Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill that would have allowed graduate student researchers collective bargaining rights at California’s public universities. Read More…
In the midst of Berkeley’s election season, Cal Berkeley Democrats held a meeting Thursday night in which they endorsed 10 candidates, including City Councilmember and mayoral candidate Kriss Worthington. Read More…
After more than 40 years away from campus, sorority Zeta Tau Alpha has returned to UC Berkeley this fall.
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Amid concerns of high student loan rates and a trillion-dollar national student debt, an organization has teamed up with alumni from 78 different schools to develop a different model for funding student loans.
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U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens, a UC Berkeley alumnus, was killed along with three other Americans after the American Consulate in Benghazi was attacked Tuesday night. Read More…
