Jasmine Lee

From games to rallies, Berkeley students, parents, alumni and faculty gathered to enjoy homecoming weekend Friday through Sunday.

UC Berkeley researchers found positive social media experiences helped adolescents mitigate loneliness and develop peer relationships during COVID-19 lockdowns, according to a study published Aug. 26.

The Berkeley City Auditor’s office released the Fiscal Year 2022 Audit Plan, which aims to evaluate city functions and address financial issues brought upon by the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Tuesday, UC Berkeley freshman Henric Zhang walked into the Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, and observed the spacious gym; the abundance of treadmills and weight-lifting racks lined the front of the facility.

Two and a half years ago, Hafez Alsaidi’s father started the Berkeley Organic Market and Deli with the philosophy of providing the best possible products for customers. Alsaidi, now the manager of the store, strives to keep Berkeley residents healthy through sustainable measures.

The Recreational Sports Facility reopened Monday for limited in-person operations for UC Berkeley students.

On Thursday morning, the California Public Interest Research Group, or CALPIRG, hosted a clean transportation town hall to discuss the urgency of climate change, current actions and solutions. 

Youth Participatory Action Research found disproportionate exposure to air and noise pollution for Black residents in Richmond, California.

On Tuesday evening, the Student Action party released its first four candidates running for ASUC Senate positions in the upcoming ASUC elections.

For UC Berkeley freshman Luke Wonzen, what started as an attempt to find a hang-out spot outside with a friend during a pandemic became an experience that “really highlighted the life cycle of the food” — that is, volunteering at Berkeley Student Farms.