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.
Keeping the turbulent and ever-changing nature of Berkeley’s housing market in mind, the number of questions that both UC Berkeley students and city residents have regarding accessible living space is largely unsurprising. Indeed, our city is a beautiful one. We have a bustling urban life, flourishing green spaces, an eclectic
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After Thursday morning’s lockdown, UCPD located the suspect at an off-campus site at about 2 p.m. and determined that the threat no longer exists.
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UC Berkeley is being advised to shelter in place after a reported emergency at the campus’s Cesar E. Chavez Student Center, according to a campuswide warning from UCPD. UCPD has since issued an “ALL CLEAR,” noting the situation has been resolved and the shelter in place has been lifted.
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Turning Point USA founder and conservative commentator Charlie Kirk spoke to about 300 students and community members Wednesday evening at Pauley Ballroom but was met with silence outside.
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The results were announced Friday during the first in-person tabulations ceremony since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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BART’s Red Line service between the Richmond and Millbrae stations has been suspended due to power issues along the section.
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Indoor and outdoor masking will be optional at all Berkeley Unified School District schools and facilities starting March 14.
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The Berkeley Half Marathon will occur Sunday, Feb. 23, resulting in street closures, adjusted bus routes and parking restrictions.
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A car crashed into the Alpha Phi sorority house early Thursday morning, shaking the house and causing residents to evacuate.
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UC Berkeley announced plans to start the spring 2022 semester with two weeks of fully remote instruction, before returning to in-person instruction Jan. 31.
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