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Commencement is approaching, and as UC Berkeley graduates have been doing for more than 100 years, thousands of people will soon fill Memorial Stadium and various other venues to mark the completion of their degrees. The Daily Californian took a look back in our archives to see how commencement has
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Berkeley and the Bay Area will host a variety of holiday-themed gatherings that are welcoming to students and families alike. The Daily Californian has compiled a list of events to put you in the winter spirit.
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Finding housing in Berkeley is tough, but before settling for a low-quality, run-down apartment, students should know their rights and what to expect from their landlords and the community. State and city laws provide protections for tenants, such as the right to a working heater and rodent-free housing, but individual
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The Daily Californian spoke with this year’s ASUC officials to learn more about their plans and goals for the school year. Caitlin Quinn – ASUC External Affairs VP “One of my goals is to make the EAVP Office more relevant to the larger student body by including more students who
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The Daily Californian sat down with ASUC President Pavan Upadhyayula to talk about his goals for the year, thoughts on student body activism, and more. What are your goals for the year? Our overarching goal is to work together as an ASUC: the executive team, the senate, working for a couple
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UC Berkeley cut the ribbon to its fifth early childhood education center to much fanfare Wednesday, in advance of the center’s opening to 42 youngsters in August.
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As big as UC Berkeley can feel to students first entering the school, campus leaders are working to build a mentoring program for undergraduates to interact more intimately with their academic interests.
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UC Berkeley professors discussed the undergraduate experience and improving student advising at the Berkeley Division of the Academic Senate meeting Thursday.
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When hiring for top academic positions, university officials must balance finding talent that reflects the academic quality of the UC system, while also compensating administrators with more limited salaries that reflect the reality of what a public university can pay.
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Thousands of high school students across the state received a letter from UC President Janet Napolitano this week as part of a new effort to encourage high-achieving, low-income students to apply to UC.
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