Today, Telegraph Avenue bids goodbye to Volcom, the fashion store that has for four years provided a shopping ground for students. Read More…
On June 30, a pilot project instituted in ten locations nationwide, including Berkeley, and designed to assist states in instituting and developing policies to support college and career readiness for low-skilled adults and learners, came to an end. The Policy to Performance initiative aims to assist states by advancing their Read More…
A car crashed into a UC Berkeley dormitory building early Wednesday morning, rupturing a natural gas pipe in the building and forcing the evacuation of about 400 students. Read More…
Cal Athletics has received a $10 million gift from the Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund, a donation that was officially announced Monday and which will be used to support various programs within the athletics department.
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The Berkeley MBA for Executives Program, which will enroll its first class in May 2013, is “targeted at senior professionals that have on average about 12 years of professional experience… Read More…
Two city of Berkeley commissions requested a report Tuesday on the effects of the diesel spill that took place on the UC Berkeley campus last December. Read More…
The Oakland Planning Commission approved plans for the expansion of the Safeway on College Avenue last Wednesday, despite opposition from neighbors and the Berkeley City Council.
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A dog was shot by a UCPD officer in People’s Park early Saturday morning after it allegedly lunged at an officer attempting to wake the animal’s sleeping owner. Read More…
A recently published study co-authored by a UC Berkeley Haas School of Business assistant professor finds that humans express implicit preferences for the first experience in a series of two or more presented options. Read More…
Arpeggio Berkeley — a multimillion-dollar housing development in the center of Downtown Berkeley — is at last ready to open after years of construction and ownership changes. Read More…
