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…
Come Cal Day, Berkeley will be more stuffed than Cal Rubgy’s trophy chest. An estimated 30,000 to 40,000 people will descend upon our streets and experience a day in the life of a Cal Bear. Here at the Daily Clog, we have a special dedication to finding the best things Berkeley offers, which coincidentally are Read More…
A UC Berkeley engineering student group won $25,000 earlier this month for reaching out to underprivileged high schools and promoting education in science, technology and engineering. Read More…
Tony Hawk visits the Lawrence Hall of Science for a skateboarding physics exhibit and local skaters recount their experiences with skateboarding in Berkeley, CA.
An 8 year old girl was shot with an arrow around 10 a.m. Tuesday morning near the campus’ Lawrence Hall of Science. Read More…
A group of California-based education advocates will convene later this month to discuss possible changes to the state’s science, technology, engineering and math education curriculum, following discussions with educators and faculty affiliated with UC Berkeley. The California STEM Learning Network, a group launched to advocate for better STEM education at Read More…
Berkeley Police Department and UCPD officers reported they will be taking precautions and advised Berkeley residents to do the same following an increase in smash-and-grab auto burglaries in the last month in the city and the areas surrounding campus. Three auto burglaries were reported in the Witter Field parking lot Read More…
Leonardo Zurita looked like any other wide-eyed youngster on a field trip Saturday to the Lawrence Hall of Science. But instead of standing in awe in front of one of the museum’s exhibits, the 10-year-old Cragmont Elementary School student was face-to-face with his hero, skateboarding legend Tony Hawk. Hawk was Read More…
UC Berkeley researchers and astronomy enthusiasts throughout the Bay Area are gearing up for a once-in-a-century celestial event Tuesday known as the transit of Venus. In this rare astronomical event, the planet Venus will begin to cross between the Earth and the sun at 3:07 p.m. and become visible at Read More…
Police have noticed what they are calling a “series” of auto burglaries in the Lawrence Hall of Science parking lot on the UC Berkeley campus in recent months. UCPD spokesperson Lt. Eric Tejada said the department is investigating whether the burglaries are related and has stepped up patrols in the Read More…
