Stella Ho

But the deceptively simple story “Paterson” seeks to tell — that of an ordinary bus driver and his day-to-day existence in his small universe — is exactly what makes it one of the most unique films I’ve encountered.

People have been discussing food, developing recipes, etc., since the beginning of time, but World War II was a crucial turning point in the growth of modern food journalism.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the same political rights, privileges and responsibilities as male citizens — including universal suffrage — on August 18, 1920. 

One of the questions that haunts voters and may discourage some from casting their ballots is that of whether their vote even matters.

A lone violin aching through the night / Follows our footsteps to the ends of the Earth / Where to — A destination yet to be known

The science in "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" brings to light questions of ethics and the nature of memories in our lives. 

UC Berkeley is a large institution that can seem overwhelming and lonely at times. Here's a list of useful campus resources to keep in mind.

The term “emotional labor” comes from sociologist Arlie Hochschild, who coined it in her 1983 book “The Managed Heart: Commercialization of Human Feeling.” Hochschild received her doctorate in sociology from UC Berkeley and was a professor of sociology on campus until her retirement.