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The “Here There” encampment residents woke up Wednesday morning to find the site covered with “NOTICE OF TRESPASS” flyers, urging residents to clear out of the space within the next 72 hours.
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After announcing a $98,000 grant to UC Berkeley for research on the Black Panther Party, the National Parks Service has since decided not to fund the project amid backlash.
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Berkeley Public Library’s South Branch was renamed the Tarea Hall Pittman Library in 2015 — early this month, the branch received a new sign to accompany this name change from more than two years ago.
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Delaine Eastin, a Democratic candidate for governor of California, spoke about tuition-free education at UC Berkeley on Thursday.
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UC Berkeley admissions do not consider legacy status as part of its application process, but some campus legacies continue.
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Pacific Steel Casting, a family-owned company based in Berkeley and one of the largest steel foundries in North America, is set to close permanently Dec. 17.
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The North Bay Fires have blown bad air quality conditions to the City of Berkeley, prompting students and community members to wear masks and remain indoors.
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In 2010, Dmitri Belser and Tom White bought an old, dilapidated house from UC Berkeley for $17. The house is now on the market for $1.295 million.
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Cafe Fanny Organic Granola and CC Made, a new granola bowl bar and bakery, will be opening at 1398 University Avenue.
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A study conducted by a UC Berkeley professor that was published Monday found that individuals sentenced to prison rather than probation were more likely to re-enter the prison system.
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