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On Wednesday Sept. 17th, the Campanile carillonist played “Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing,” also known as the black national anthem. It was the first time the three-stanza song has ever been played on the Campanile carillon.
Art Nikels performs their hit single “Red Red Wood” on the roof of Casa Zimbabwe Filmed by Adam Glazer Edited by Mira Nguyen
Daily Californian staff expose the truth behind top myths about the Berkeley campus.
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On Wednesday February 12, 2014, family and friends gathered outside Memorial Stadium to celebrate the life of Cal football player Ted Agu. Agu, remembered for his gregarious personality and contagious smile, was pursuing a degree in public health. After graduation, he had hoped to attend medical school. Video by Mira
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Students and Berkeley residents rally against the Keystone XL pipeline at Sather Gate on Monday February 3, 2014. Read more at http://www.dailycal.org/2014/02/03/uc-berkeley-students-protest-possible-construction-keystone-xl-pipeline/
On November 16, 2013, Make-A-Wish Foundation transformed San Francisco into Gotham City for Miles Scott, a 5-year-old battling leukemia. Over the course of the day, hundreds of volunteers and thousands of onlookers aided the the pint-sized hero as he rescued a woman strapped with explosives from a set of train
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Editor’s note: This is part of our wider coverage of the inauguration of Nicholas Dirks as UC Berkeley’s 10th chancellor on Nov. 8, 2013. Click here to see our page documenting the day. On November 8, 2013, UC Berkeley celebrated the installment of its 10th Chancellor, Nicholas B. Dirks. Berkeley was filled with
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Residents of Berkeley share their thoughts and opinions on the BART strike with The Daily Californian on Friday October 18th. The strike which began Friday morning will continue for an undetermined period of time until agreements are made between strikers and officials. Video by Cai Nebe and Mira Nguyen. Edited
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What is Berkeley listening to? The Daily Cal captures the soundtrack of Berkeley by asking students on Sproul to show us a song from their playlist. Songs featured: The Love Club – Lorde Where The Story Ends – The Fray Psycho Killer – Talking Heads International (Skrillex Remix) – Chase
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Students, workers and other community members gathered on Sproul Plaza on Wednesday at noon for a rally calling for workers’ and immigrants’ rights. Cities across the Bay Area had similar International Workers’ Day activities. Read more here.
