BERKELEY'S NEWS • JANUARY 19, 2023
Fall Orientation 2015
AUGUST 28, 2015
Back to Berkeley Instagram contest winners
Two weeks ago, we opened up submissions for our Back to Berkeley Instagram contest, which commemorated the start of another academic year. All we required was that you share with us images of your favorite places in Berkeley, along with the date and location. You, the readers, responded, and we’re excited to finally share the winning Instas.
Fall Orientation 2015
AUGUST 28, 2015
Back to Berkeley Instagram contest winners
Two weeks ago, we opened up submissions for our Back to Berkeley Instagram contest, which commemorated the start of another academic year. All we required was that you share with us images of your favorite places in Berkeley, along with the date and location. You, the readers, responded, and we’re excited to finally share the winning Instas.
UC
JULY 05, 2015
State Senate resolution urging UC to condemn anti-Semitism draws objections over language
A state Senate resolution that would urge the University of California to condemn anti-Semitism and racism on its campuses has drawn objections from organizations who say the legislation’s definition of anti-Semitism would stifle free speech.
UC
JULY 05, 2015
State Senate resolution urging UC to condemn anti-Semitism draws objections over language
A state Senate resolution that would urge the University of California to condemn anti-Semitism and racism on its campuses has drawn objections from organizations who say the legislation’s definition of anti-Semitism would stifle free speech.
Campus
JUNE 10, 2015
People's Park volunteers clash with UC Berkeley officials over decision on stage maintenance
In the most recent iteration of a conflict surrounding the identity of People’s Park, campus officials and park activists are butting heads over university construction policies that bar certain maintenance and construction in the park.
Campus
JUNE 10, 2015
People's Park volunteers clash with UC Berkeley officials over decision on stage maintenance
In the most recent iteration of a conflict surrounding the identity of People’s Park, campus officials and park activists are butting heads over university construction policies that bar certain maintenance and construction in the park.
Columns
JANUARY 30, 2015
Off the beat: Barnacles, blackberries, beaches
My first and only comprehensive tour of any foreign country came when I was 8 and my parents decided that a trip to British Columbia, with its low exchange rate and proximity to home, was the ideal way to introduce their children to a foreign country.
Columns
JANUARY 30, 2015
Off the beat: Barnacles, blackberries, beaches
My first and only comprehensive tour of any foreign country came when I was 8 and my parents decided that a trip to British Columbia, with its low exchange rate and proximity to home, was the ideal way to introduce their children to a foreign country.
Campus
NOVEMBER 23, 2014
Wheeler Hall occupation faces shrinking numbers, questions about next steps
In the fifth day of an occupation that began Wednesday evening to protest tuition increases, occupiers started to bump up against shrinking numbers and the looming presence of Thanksgiving break, posing new problems and new opportunities for a largely leaderless movement.
Campus
NOVEMBER 23, 2014
Wheeler Hall occupation faces shrinking numbers, questions about next steps
In the fifth day of an occupation that began Wednesday evening to protest tuition increases, occupiers started to bump up against shrinking numbers and the looming presence of Thanksgiving break, posing new problems and new opportunities for a largely leaderless movement.
Campus
NOVEMBER 21, 2014
3rd day of Wheeler Hall occupation continues amid debate about movement's future
On Friday, activists camped out in Wheeler Hall for the third day of an occupation in protest of tuition increases, deliberating the short-term future of the movement and its public image.
Campus
NOVEMBER 21, 2014
3rd day of Wheeler Hall occupation continues amid debate about movement's future
On Friday, activists camped out in Wheeler Hall for the third day of an occupation in protest of tuition increases, deliberating the short-term future of the movement and its public image.
Law & Justice
NOVEMBER 14, 2014
Charges against teen accused of stabbing Oakland resident amended to include attempted rape, murder
On Friday, a criminal charge against 18-year-old Kamau Berlin was amended from attempted murder to murder, and a count of attempted forcible rape was added.
Law & Justice
NOVEMBER 14, 2014
Charges against teen accused of stabbing Oakland resident amended to include attempted rape, murder
On Friday, a criminal charge against 18-year-old Kamau Berlin was amended from attempted murder to murder, and a count of attempted forcible rape was added.
City
NOVEMBER 09, 2014
Berkeley Police Department receives grant to improve traffic safety
Berkeley Police Department received $150,500 in grant funding from the California Office of Traffic Safety last month to improve its traffic safety and reduce traffic-related injuries and deaths.
City
NOVEMBER 09, 2014
Berkeley Police Department receives grant to improve traffic safety
Berkeley Police Department received $150,500 in grant funding from the California Office of Traffic Safety last month to improve its traffic safety and reduce traffic-related injuries and deaths.
