Editorials

Simply changing the name isn’t enough — we need an entire transformation outside and inside these buildings.

We are living in the moments that matter most to make change for our future generations, and it starts with us.

An admission rate of 2.9% for arguably the most popular major at UC Berkeley goes against everything a public school should stand for.

For a coach to have created an atmosphere where athletes developed depressive thoughts and experienced significant misconduct is utterly unacceptable.

Campus must prioritize supporting this course, ensuring that students are adequately cared for in this period of course turbulence.

We must never overlook the responsibility of maintaining the well-being and safety of a crowd, just because of Soulja Boy and a little adrenaline.

Protecting all individuals residing in Berkeley should not be an afterthought, but a priority.

It is crucial to remember that seeking more benefits and support is not just for UC Berkeley’s sake — it’s for all the UC campuses.

There has been a concerning trend popping up all over our country and spreading across the globe: the conflating of the protection of free speech with thinly veiled bigotry. 

Undergraduates can participate in a number of ways to use their powerful bargaining positions to help.