ASUC Senate bill aims to provide campus dance groups more practice spaces
Steven Pham/Courtesy
ASUC Senator Rosemary Hua has proposed a bill to support the dance community on campus. Read More…
Tokimonsta & Teebs perform at UC Berkeley
Watch highlights from Tokimonsta and Teebs’ performance on Lower Sproul. The show was hosted by SUPERB.
Father John Misty performs on Lower Sproul
Watch highlights from Father John Misty’s performance on Lower Sproul on September 28. The show was hosted by SUPERB.
Chairlift performs live on Lower Sproul
Watch a video of the band Chairlift performing on Lower Sproul on Monday evening. The band was presented by SUPERB.
University of Construction at Berkeley?
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…
CalSERVE announces Nolan Pack as nominee for executive vice president
CalSERVE announced Monday night that ASUC Senator Nolan Pack will be its nominee for Executive Vice President in this year’s student government elections.
Read More…
The need for student input in Lower Sproul
In less than a year’s time, the physical terrain of our campus will be in a state of transition. Lower Sproul Redevelopment is expected to officially begin next fall with the demolition of Eshleman Hall and the implementation of the B.E.A.R.S. (Bringing Energy and Revitalization to Sproul) Initiative. This $223 Read More…
Shots fired on Lower Sproul Monday evening
Shots were fired on Lower Sproul Plaza late Monday evening, according to a crime alert released by UCPD. Read More…
Eshleman Hall custodians rehired following protest
UC Berkeley has rehired five Eshleman Hall custodians that were issued layoff notices in August because of the building’s impending demolition. Read More…
UCLA graduate students to vote on fee increase
The UCLA Graduate Students Association voted March 7 to place a referendum on the spring campus election ballot that would increase fees for graduate students by $5 per quarter. The referendum fee would go toward rising costs resulting from reduced funding of graduate student programs that were previously covered by Read More…