Support abortion rights, free speech and health care for all
We saw access to abortion as part of a larger fight for women’s liberation, including decent jobs, child care and health care and an end to poverty and racial discrimination.
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Disrupt NBA games, save the animals
As farms continue to spread diseases such as HPAI, torturing animals and exploiting workers in the process, it is crucial that people take direct action to challenge this violent industry.
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No new permits: A student-led demonstration against fossil fuels in CA
We are quite literally seeing our future go up in smoke, watching firsthand as fires have decimated land and communities. They leave us with nothing but lingering clouds of smog, taunting us with increasing damage each coming year.
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Love’s perfection of imperfection
Love — or the lack thereof — is at the center of everything. It takes a conscious decision to deconstruct the world around us to galvanize change.
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Fix public transportation to slow climate change
The results when using public transportation aren’t always ideal. We need to revolutionize the current public transportation.
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The slap felt around the world
I disagree with most public discourse on the “Will and Chris” situation, as it woefully omits Pinkett-Smith’s experience and the larger elephant in the room: The acceptance of Black womxn being humiliated as a form of entertainment in this country.
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The future of undocumented student programs in limbo
Because I am unDACAmented, I don’t have a reliable income. The only way I have been able to attend UC Berkeley is through financial aid, grants, scholarships and paid opportunities.
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Cal Grant is in desperate need of reform
While the Cal Grant is considered a need-based form of financial aid, GPA requirements act as barriers to a seemingly scholarship-esque opportunity.
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A personal view of UC Berkeley’s EECS crisis
Losing just a single one of these scaled classes will be a disaster since the department must provide more than 7,000 student-seats per year in the upper division courses. It will create a situation where there are simply not enough classroom seats for our existing majors to meet graduation requirements.
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Addressing drought as a collective problem
By combining forces between our student community members and those of us who call Berkeley and the East Bay home, we can take responsibility and make an impact. Together, the daunting task of overcoming extreme, regular droughts becomes more attainable.
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