So we all missed Holi in its original location this year. Seriously, Lower Sproul redevelopment, quit messing with our paintball fights … or religious expression. If we’re leaving Berkeley for good mid-May, we can’t exactly fit in the hip-hop DeCal that we’ve always wanted to take, and since many of Read More…
We get it, Dr. Seuss. We’re really smart and we’ll do great things and blah. Some of us are about to graduate from Cal, and there’s no doubt in our minds that we are the bee’s knees of knowledge; we’ll get jobs and people will love us and it’ll be Read More…
This Fourth of July, crowds from Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco and all over the Bay gathered to celebrate our nation’s independence with plenty of food, fun, and fireworks. During the day, Berkeley Marina offered live performances, vendors, attractions, and summer sunshine. Later that night, thousands congregated at Pier 39 to Read More…
In honor of this famous collaboration between Hitchcock and the Bay Area, the Pacific Film Archive conducted a special screening of the psychological pulse-pounder with a rarely seen, IB tech print that would have been one of the originals seen in multiplexes across the nation when it first premiered. Read More…
Sunday marked the 42nd annual San Francisco Pride Parade, a celebration of the LGBT community. This year’s theme was global equality. Click through the gallery to check out our collection of photographs from the event.
“The Bay Lights” is the light art installation on the 1.8 miles of the Bay Bridge that artist Leo Villareal debuted on Tuesday with the click of his laptop instead of the traditional — or as he describes it, old-school — way with a switch. Read More…
We did a feature on the 1AM (First Amendment) Gallery in San Francisco which features a different exhibit every month. In addition, they sell retail, spray paints and hosts 3 art classes. Kelly Lin is the Lead Arts Producer.
During CalSO, we were told that we wouldn’t need a car in Berkeley. What the counselors didn’t mention was the convenience and freedom that we were potentially sacrificing, like how it easily takes double the time to get some place via bus, how you’re limited in how many groceries you Read More…
Medical marijuana advocates held a rally to challenge federal intervention of medical marijuana clinics in San Francisco on Tuesday April 3rd. Read the full article here. Jeff Capps is the lead multimedia protest producer.
On Saturday March 16, The Creators Project was held at Fort Mason in San Francisco. Conceived as the brainchild of Intel and Vice Magazine, The Creators Project brings together minds from all different mediums in the art world who combine technology and art innovative ways. Kelly Lin produced this video.
