As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
The 3.5 percent nonresident supplemental tuition hike amounts to an increase of $978, bringing out-of-state tuition up from $28,014 to $28,992. This vote sets the tone for the upcoming in-state tuition vote — a conversation that was postponed to May during a January meeting amid pushback, disagreements and protests.
Read More…
After living in a trailer with his family for about four to five months, campus senior Ismael Chamu was evicted from his Hayward home Tuesday.
Read More…
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf warned residents Saturday of possible Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, raids in the San Francisco area, potentially hindering the arrests of more than 800 undocumented immigrants.
Read More…
Members of the office of ASUC Senator Harshil Bansal wrote a resolution to ensure that student organizations that the ASUC sponsors disclose complete information about their funding.
Read More…
Sometimes, Berkeley just seems too large, and my odds of finding what I’ve lost are subsequently just too small. Sometimes, it just seems like too much of a commitment to invest the time into finding what I lost.
Read More…
Two competing proposals to modify current police accountability measures are in the works, focusing on regulating police policies and practices.
Read More…
The University of California has paid out about $3.4 million in sexual harassment claim settlements in the past three years, according to a recent report by the Sacramento Bee.
Read More…
Campus junior Luis Mora was taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, on Wednesday after being held in California Border Patrol detainment for four days.
Read More…
The ASUC Senate held an additional meeting to finish last week’s unresolved business Wednesday night.
Read More…
UC Berkeley denied allegations that it violated the Young Americans for Liberty at UC Berkeley, or YAL’s, First Amendment rights after the student organization filed a federal lawsuit against campus officials Monday.
Read More…
