Recall the recall
Regardless of whether you celebrated the result of the recent recall election, there is one clear takeaway: California’s recall process must be reformed.
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Sustainable living starts with sustainable alternatives
For most activities and tasks, there are sustainable alternatives and environmentally conscious ways of going about them.
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Housing at People’s Park: Profit over people
Students and community members believe the proposed expansions into places like People’s Park are irresponsible and will actively cause more harm.
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ESG metrics: Smart, sustainable, reliable
There is a real need to explore how companies can use crowd empowerment to drive change.
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Being Disempowered: The Politics of Direct Control
As co-Chair of the ASUC Disabled Students Commission, I have repeatedly experienced our community’s demands being deprioritized by campus administration.
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Fashion For Philanthropy: How Our Hobbies Can Make a Difference
Whether it’s through donating money or through simply spreading awareness, anything can make a difference. What can be done should be done.
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“Shang-Chi”’s Box Office Success Signifies Rising Asian Cinema
“Shang-Chi” is one of the only Hollywood movies overcoming the typical “invisible” Asian man or the hypersexualized Asian woman stereotypes.
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Welcome Message
Let’s embrace all that the city of Berkeley has to offer and do our part to keep the Berkeley community healthy and vibrant. Here’s to a safe semester, and go Bears!
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California community college transfers should receive equal treatment under pandemic residency guidelines
For a student used to paying in-state rates, the loss of residency could make UC tuition entirely unaffordable — $30,000 more per year.
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Essential workers: essential now, essential always
Moving forward, we must provide beyond “hazard pay,” making sure that essential workers are consistently treated with the respect they deserve.
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