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While many Jewish students think of Berkeley Hillel as a welcoming community space, some have expressed discontent with how it represents their community.
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I used to think that the point of religion was to have concrete answers for every abstract question. That kind of thinking only got me so far as the questions I had became more and more complicated. Eventually, I came to see that my Catholic faith’s utility comes not from
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Oh God, Where Art Thou? Oh God, where art Thou? I ask By your side, my son, comes the instant reply Look, for I hold your hand And walk by you all the way. Our steps match as we walk down life’s path Many an obstacle comes my way
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At private institutions, especially those with religious affiliations, faith is an integral part of the school’s history and everyday life.
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I thought about how I was taught that our outcomes were predetermined by a higher power. I realized that God did not have a map of my life. Rather, God’s plan was to allow me to regain agency in my life.
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For each Christian athlete, their journey and success within their career are unique in everything from draft position to championship rings
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In the face of this intolerance, The Daily Californian wanted to create an issue dedicated to uplifting and celebrating many faiths in the UC Berkeley community and beyond.
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Play me a Beatles song, and I’ll still recite the lyrics word-for-word. Sing me a Beatles song and I’ll sing it right back.
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When people write about being saved by poetry, it may sound trite, or perhaps like yet another instance of hyperbole for dramatic effect.
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Founded in 1986 from a gospel workshop led by now-artistic director Terrance Kelly, the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir is one of the only of its kind.
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