Footage of negotiations made on Tuesday, November 27 between university officials and the occupants of Eshleman Hall’s sixth floor was acquired by ASUC President Connor Landgraf. Read more here: http://www.dailycal.org/2012/11/27/protesters-occupy-eshleman-hall-to-press-for-multiculturalism-on-campus/
For all of us who shrink from the premise of human contact, Cal Day isn’t necessarily the most exciting time of year. The massive number of people jammed into the normally vast Sproul can bring out that inner sense of claustrophobia you held in as a child, and if you’re Read More…
Students and other members of the UC Berkeley community rallied alongside campus service workers against lay-offs.
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Student groups in Eshleman Hall expressed their concerns about the new renovation plans for Lower Sproul once the building has been constructed. Many feel that the smaller allotted place will prove to be problematic for the ways they have been conducting business, as well as storage place would have to Read More…
Even if you’re someone who only escapes the cozy sanctuary of your home to take the mind-numbing beeline walk to class every day, you’ve surely noticed the ubiquitous construction spanning the length of campus. At first glance, it may seem like an inconvenience — a rather huge and irritating one at Read More…
Like any stubborn and angst-ridden young adult, I’ve always held a soft spot in my heart for The Catcher in the Rye. Well, the soft spot is for Holden Caulfield. To put it bluntly, Holden is my soulmate. He is a sad and selfish first world problem. Whenever I feel Read More…
An estimated six students began occupying Eshleman Hall Tuesday afternoon as part of an awareness campaign regarding the campus’s multicultural retention center and minority enrollment. Read More…
Possible evidence of an inhabitant has been found in Eshleman Hall, leading to concern about the building’s security.
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The UC Berkeley student group move out of Eshleman Hall will continue Thursday now that the campus fire marshal has approved the storage spaces in Hearst Gym and the Hearst Gym Annex. Read More…
