UC Berkeley ranked third this year out of schools participating in Teach for America — slipping from the top spot — for contributing 69 graduates to the program’s 2013 teaching corps class. Read More…
In a hearing Tuesday, UC Berkeley administrators sought dismissal from a lawsuit that alleges they were complicit in the police response to the Fall 2011 Occupy Cal protests. Read More…
With gray skies overhead and a somber crowd sitting before him, Chancellor Nicholas Dirks asked for a moment of silence to reflect on the UC Berkeley community members who had died in the past year. Read More…
On Monday evening, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger visited the UC Berkeley campus for a special question-and-answer session with excited students, who packed into Dwinelle Hall for the event. Read More…
Two sunlight-reflecting mirrors recently placed on the highest balcony of the Campanile will allow observers to have a light as bright as the sun beamed at them. Read More…
UC Berkeley remains the number one ranked public university in the nation, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2014 college rankings released today. Read More…
The UC Berkeley campus community today publicly entered the debate on the Syrian crisis when student groups from both sides of the argument over U.S. military intervention took to Sproul Plaza to demonstrate. Read More…
The Panhellenic Council’s 13 member sororities saw one of their largest recruitments at UC Berkeley this fall, with the 835 women expressing interest in joining a house — an increase of 160 over last year. Read More…
With silver tape covering their mouths, around five demonstrators are holding up signs in front of Dwinelle Hall this morning in protest of proposed U.S. military intervention in Syria. Read More…
In an attempt to galvanize public action, UC Berkeley public policy professor Robert Reich recently launched a petition, urging two of the nations biggest employers of low-wage workers to pay their employees higher wages. Read More…