The summer season is upon us, and that means there’s more time to take care of yourself — and a lot of us can’t use the excuse that we have to study when we’re trying to avoid exercise. The benefits of going out for a run once in a while Read More…
Around this time each semester, the air around Berkeley typically reeks of desperation. With finals but a few days away now, the collective brains of Cal students have been fried to the point where all kinds of weird things can happen. Last semester, someone finally lost it and attempted to Read More…
As we slip into the ominous depths of midterm season and paper deadlines, it’s easy to spend our college hours slouching at a desk in Doe, scurrying from class to class or nestling under warm covers at the end of a demanding day. And even when we manage to scrape Read More…
A California state senator proposed legislation that would require at least one polling site on every University of California and California State University campus, Tuesday. Read More…
Through an exhibit that opened in late September at Bancroft Library, signed prints of photographs taken by Ansel Adams are being introduced to a new generation of students. Read More…
Seth Rosenfeld, author of the newly released book “Subversives: The FBI’s War on Student Radicals and Reagan’s Rise to Power,” spoke at UC Berkeley Wednesday evening to discuss his new book in which he reveals the “secret history” of the FBI’s involvement on the Berkeley campus in the 1960s. Read More…
UC Berkeley students met with residents of the surrounding Southside neighborhood Friday as the first meeting of a new effort to facilitate a more peaceful co-existence between students and neighbors. The Quiet Campaign of the Happy Neighbors project hopes to reduce the impact of student parties on surrounding city residents, Read More…
Seth Rosenfeld, UC Berkeley alumnus, was asked by his editor at The Daily Cal to look into FBI activities on campus in the 1960s and 1970s, he ended up embarking on a quest that would last more than three decades and culminate in his soon to be published book. Read More…
The cafe, located at the Unit 3 residence hall between Channing Way and Durant Avenue, will begin its new hours of operation and provide brunch and dinner starting Aug. 20. 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…
