The history behind UC Berkeley’s most iconic buildings
Ganesh Pimpale/Staff
Our campus has seen the construction of some of California’s most iconic and exemplary buildings — many of which still stand today.
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‘It feels vile’: 5 KALX student managers resign over anti-Asian song, highlight inequality
Following the broadcast of an anti-Asian song called “Cats in the Kettle” in September 2021, UC Berkeley freeform radio station KALX 90.7 FM saw multiple student manager resignations.
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‘One of the most influential scholars of international relations’: UC Berkeley political science professor Robert Powell dies
Robert “Bob” Powell, campus political science professor, died Dec. 13.
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Overenrollment in EECS courses puts strain on teaching assistants
Student demand for EECS and CS courses is increasing, leading some TAs to advocate for increased departmental funding and decreased student enrollment.
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UC-AFT receives bargaining proposal update from UC Office of the President
The University Council-American Federation of Teachers received a bargaining update and proposal from the UC Office of the President on Oct. 19.
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BASC denies guest lecturer, director David Romps resigns in protest
David Romps alleged that BASC faculty rejected his request to invite speaker Dorian Abbot because of Abbot’s social and political beliefs.
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Berkeley City Council discusses zoning appeal, security cameras
The Berkeley City Council met Tuesday to discuss a ZAB appeal, security cameras in high-crime areas and a grant application to plant an urban forest.
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Following COLA strikes, graduate students experience housing struggles
In the wake of cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, strikes for higher graduate student wages, pay remains close to California minimum wage.
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ASUC approves SR 19 bill in support of Palestinian students
The ASUC Senate passed SR 21/22-019 in support of U.S. House Resolution 2590 and delivered committee and office updates Wednesday.
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At UC Regents meetings, lecturers demand response from Michael Drake
In their first day of fall meetings, the UC Regents heard public comment, reviewed the university’s investment portfolios and discussed recent developments at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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