This is the second installment in a four-part series exploring UC Berkeley’s “hookup culture.” Students’ names have been changed or withheld in order to protect their privacy and encourage honest conversation. After a “pretty hard core” make-out session at a party, Wheeler recalled walking a girl back to her room Read More…
Two UC Berkeley students were the victims of an armed robbery on the west exterior steps of Building 2 at the Clark Kerr Campus (CKC) residential halls early Tuesday morning. Read More…
An armed robbery took place Monday night on the 2500 block of Warring Street near Clark Kerr campus. Read More…
A water main located near Clark Kerr Campus broke Sunday evening, leaving some residents of the housing complex without access to water throughout the remainder of Sunday and into Monday.
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A local association called the Piedmont/Parker Neighborhood Watch launched what they are calling a Quiet Campaign on Friday in an attempt to quell student noise and drunken disorderliness by putting up posters and raising community awareness. Read More…
The man who was pepper-sprayed and struck with a baton in a UC Berkeley dormitory after allegedly fighting with police pled not guilty in county court Monday. According to county court documents, 39-year-old Albert Haedinger was charged with battery with injury on a peace officer, removal of a peace officer’s weapon and Read More…
After misplacing and accidentally selling a 22-foot long carved set of panels valued at over $1 million for less than $200 to a small-time art dealer, UC Berkeley officials said they could not afford to repurchase the artwork. The carved redwood panels, sculpted by renowned African American artist Sargent Johnson, Read More…
The Daily Californian’s Nov. 1 editorial, “Finding Fault,” left an inaccurate impression about campus efforts to prepare for earthquakes and educate the campus community about valuable resources that will help them plan for such an event. For example, since the launch of the SAFER program in 1997, the campus has Read More…
A magnitude 4.0 earthquake shook the East Bay Thursday afternoon, causing little or no damage, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The agency reported that the quake struck at 2:41 p.m. and was centered in southeast Berkeley at the UC Berkeley Clark Kerr Campus. The quake was originally reported to be Read More…
It was just a normal, busy end of the week for UC Berkeley junior Janki Patel: she dutifully participated in a discussion section for class the morning of Sept. 29, attended a press conference on the new redistricting proposal the following morning and organized UC Berkeley’s annual Raas Garba later Read More…
