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As UC Berkeley graduates, we may believe that we’re about to step into the spotlight as we adorn ourselves in robes, stoles, cords and caps. In reality, we’re about to step out of it. Our soon-to-be alma mater has faced its fair share of hardship in recent memory, perhaps most
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Throughout the process of writing this column, I was hard on myself. I wasn’t getting it right, wasn’t nailing what I could possibly say to offer some profound insight into the college experience. At first, my idea was to write about the concept of three Berkeleys. That idea was born
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Conservative author Ann Coulter has been reinvited to speak at UC Berkeley on May 2 — an announcement made a day after news broke that the campus had postponed the event because of active security threats.
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UC Berkeley administrators have proposed rescheduling Ann Coulter’s campus appearance for September, citing safety concerns.
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Tyann Sorrell received $1.7 million from the University of California to settle her sexual harassment lawsuit — a landmark payment resulting in one of the largest Title IX settlements in UC history.
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Two CalSERVE candidates, two Student Action candidates and an independent candidate won the five executive seats in the 2017 ASUC election, marking the first bipartisan executive branch since 2014.
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The Daily Californian will continually update this page as results for the 2017 ASUC general election come in. The tabulations ceremony begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday on Lower Sproul Plaza.
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Forget the little stone bear in South Hall’s balcony railing. At UC Berkeley, there are two new subjects for a quick game of “I Spy” — a pair of rare peregrine falcons atop the Campanile.
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A male juvenile fell over a railing into Strawberry Creek on the Berkeley campus Sunday afternoon.
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A sage subletter of mine once said, “Doing things the cheap way will always cost more in the end.” I should have heeded his words of wisdom — it would have saved me 600 bucks.
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