Anderson Lanham

Though my sister and I were raised in the same house with the same parents in the same Chicago suburb, our childhoods were immeasurably different. I have to wonder if that is what made us so different or if it was inevitable from the beginning that our life paths would split so drastically.

Former UC Berkeley School of Law dean Sujit Choudhry, who resigned from his position after a campus employee sued him for sexual harassment, dropped his racial discrimination suit against the university Tuesday.

At the UC regents meeting Wednesday morning, students from Fossil Free Cal presented a letter, signed by more than 650 faculty members from across the UC system, urging the regents to divest from fossil fuels.

Students of Nezar AlSayyad, a UC Berkeley architecture professor found to have violated UC sexual misconduct policy, will now have the option to complete the remainder of one of his courses under a new instructor, according to an email announcement Wednesday to students of the course.

The missing person, Winton Lawson, is described as a 79-year-old Black male who is 5 feet 7 inches tall. He weighs 190 pounds and is wearing a beige Cal jacket and black or khaki pants.

In the upcoming November elections, Berkeley voters will have a choice between two measures that would both bring Berkeley to a $15 minimum wage — and the creators of those initiatives want the citizens to vote no on both.

After several incidents of shootings, clown sightings and alleged sexual violence, the Panhellenic Council and the Inter-Fraternity Council have decided to suspend on-site social events for UC Berkeley fraternities and sororities.

A group of 20 students spoke to the chancellor search committee Thursday about student opinions on the next chancellor highlighting the campus’s need for a leader with experience in financial management, equity and community inclusion.

Iman Sylvain submitted her resignation from her role as Graduate Assembly president Monday, according to an email from GA Internal Vice President Kena Hazelwood-Carter.

Former UC Berkeley School of Law dean Sujit Choudhry sued the UC Board of Regents — among other university-related parties — on Thursday, alleging that he was the victim of racial discrimination and that the university was attempting to deprive him of his reputation and career.