Housing for dummies, part 3

Leasing can seem like a daunting task. Mountains of paperwork for you (maybe some for your parents too), credit checks, reference sheets, intimidating landlords and their man-eating robots that enforce rent … all that stuff! We’re exaggerating, of course. However, don’t be fooled: Leasing can be seriously scary, unless you Read More…

10 computers stolen from journalism school

A student reported $23,000 in computer equipment stolen from a locked lab in North Gate Hall on campus Sunday night. UCPD responded to a call from an unidentified female student reporting the theft of 10 iMac desktop computers, valued at $2,300 each, from room 209 of North Gate Hall, which Read More…

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We spy: Bubbles in Ludwig’s Fountain on Sproul

Walking by the GBC after class yesterday, we saw something strange and out of place (even by Berkeley standards): bubbles in our favorite fountain. We’re not just talking a few measly pockets of air, but full on foam taking over the entire thing! It was a veritable bubble bath. The only things Read More…

Photographer Spotlight: Rashad Sisemore, Day 4

In today’s post I will continue to share some more of my travel photography. Whenever I am traveling I don’t like carrying a lot of gear, and I find that most times your restricted with your gear in terms of space and weight in your travel bags anyways. Currently, I Read More…

UC Berkeley signs research agreement with Hyundai

Graduate students in two UC engineering colleges will soon have new opportunities to gain hands-on experience in the automotive field through a new research partnership with Hyundai Motor Group. The engineering colleges at UC Berkeley and UC Davis signed a memorandum of understanding with the South Korean automotive company on Read More…