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For new UC Berkeley students, finding a practical place to live with acceptable rent, a safe environment and reasonable living space is terrifying, especially if you still haven’t started. You hear numerous horror stories of living in Berkeley — roommates not paying rent on time, neighbors holding parties the night
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For more than 16 years, Fulton House has been housing members of the track and field team for Cal. What’s it like to live with your teammates? The Daily Cal finds out. Cinematography by Lizzie Kroner and Ashley-Grace Vo Edited by Lizzie Kroner
When Berkeley housing market hope is lost / All beds would break the bank, yet none are free / I’ve got a way to vastly slash the cost / Of going to this university.
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On the corner of Channing Way and Fulton Street peeks a familiar face. After you swing open the unlocked metal gate and walk up the cobblestone walkway, you can make out who’s hiding.
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Campus junior Taylor Harvey became homeless on her 16th birthday.
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How the interests of these different stakeholders — the park’s owners, residents and surrounding community — are prioritized will determine the park’s future, especially in light of campus plans to develop student housing on the site.
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What type of place is right for you? Infographic.
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The building at 2400 Bancroft Way was once an old, ivy-covered, two-story building that blended in with surrounding shops, cafes and restaurants — that is, before it became a pit of dirt filled with construction equipment.
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If you didn’t get the chance to visit Bowles Hall during its open house or don’t have a friend who can swipe you in, check out these photos to compare the differences between what Bowles used to be and what it is now.
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The following is a collection of anonymous stories sent in by various UC Berkeley students about the horrifying experiences they’ve had interacting with the animals who attend this university.
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