Emewodesh Eshete

In the midst of the 2023 college application season, a number of affinity groups on campus have hosted a variety of UC application workshops to provide support for high school and community college students — specifically students of color — with their UC application.

Following the invasion of Ukraine, Russian social science scholars Ilya Matveev and Ilya Budraitskis fled Russia and have taken refuge on campus to continue their work researching and lecturing about ongoing problems in their home country.

Samala decided to create this DeCal in order to make students feel like they can have a space of wellness without judgment and explore ways to take care of their mental health.

Seniors citizens living in Harriet Tubman Terrace and other low-income apartment complexes in the area hosted an event Sept. 9 to celebrate the tenant association’s housing ombudsman with the city of Berkeley.

After three relocations and multiple discussions with campus to establish a permanent space, the Latinx Student Resource Center, or LSRC, faces further challenges after losing $800,000 in funding.

The Worth Ryder Art Gallery, located in the Anthropology and Arts Practice building, held an exhibit called “Black chicagoland is…” depicting Black culture and community throughout various cities in Chicago.

In a recent Science Advances study, Berkeley researchers found that there are megastorms on Saturn that have lasted for more than 150 years. 

Law institutions, specifically law enforcement, have undoubtedly impacted the lives of civilians and their civil rights and liberties. 

The US Department of Education recently announced it will grant $8 million to advance Native American education, language learning and schoolteachers nationwide.

A study by UC Berkeley’s Agroecology Lab on cover cropping revealed findings that show implementation of this practice in farms during their off season could mitigate carbon emissions.