Sebastian Cahill

The San Francisco Chamber Orchestra, or SFCO, closed its final Classical at the Freight event of the season with an ecstatically received performance Monday evening. 

I don’t find myself in my body, often, but I’m trying. I don’t always find myself in my community, but I’m making my own.

Noah Alper’s career started earlier than most — though he founded Noah’s New York Bagels in 1989 and is now the principal consultant at his consulting firm for small businesses and entrepreneurs, he found his passion for business first in lemonade stands.

Between April 24 and April 28, the Armenian Student Association, or ASA, held a number of events on campus to commemorate Armenian Genocide Awareness Week, including a candlelight vigil, dancing lessons and a protest.

After a slew of bills aiming to decrease reproductive rights swept the nation post-Roe, members of the California Legislative Women’s Caucus announced Monday in a press conference 17 bills aiming to safeguard reproductive rights across the country. 

The Berkeley Police Accountability Board, or PAB, met March 8 for a special meeting, at which they discussed a policy review report on various Berkeley Police Department, or BPD, policies.

In a special meeting of Berkeley’s City Council Monday, the council passed a motion to extend the covered period of the COVID-19 Emergency Response Ordinance for 60 days past the expiration of the Local Emergency declaration. 

U.S. Senators Alex Padilla (D-CA) and Dan Sullivan (R-AK) announced new legislation Friday that aims to address disaster responses nationwide.

A nearly completed project at the Berkeley Law Library aims to combat biases by considering Indigenous law materials for reclassification under new guidelines.

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