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In light of student demands for improved mental health care services, University Health Services, or UHS, has taken multiple measures within the past few years to improve its mental health care services.
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KASA was given more than $19,000 this school year, making it the second most-funded student group on campus.
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Earth Day might have been on Sunday, but The Daily Californian’s Arts & Entertainment staff presents you with enough local events to make up an Earth Week.
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There’s a number of concert experiences, while a “Harry Potter” trivia night and the premiere of “A Quiet Place” offer film-related fun.
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Music is always hard to put into words, but there is an ethereality to Big Thief that makes it well-suited for joy, heartbreak and everything in between.
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The Berkeley Patriot alleged that the UC Berkeley administration ignored its requests for the campus to subsidize the reservation and staffing costs for “Free Speech Week,” resulting in the publication missing the campus’s three deadlines for signed contracts and payments.
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UC Berkeley administration released Monday the finalized list of speakers scheduled for “Free Speech Week” given to them by The Berkeley Patriot.
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Francis, or “Frankie,” Guzman, a 2007 UC Berkeley graduate, returned to his alma mater Sunday afternoon to address the second graduating class of the Underground Scholars Initiative, a pioneering program unique to UC Berkeley that connects campus resources to formerly incarcerated students and students with formerly incarcerated family members.
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Berkeley students filled Anna Head Alumnae Hall on Wednesday to hear two-time Emmy Award-winning and Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Amy Ziering talk about lessons she learned regarding sexual assault from filming “The Hunting Ground,” an expose of rape crimes on college campuses.
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The Anna Head Alumnae Hall at UC Berkeley was packed with more than 200 attendees Wednesday evening as Feng Zhang, professor of biomedical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co-discoverer of the CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing technology, spoke on campus about the revolutionary capacities of the biological mechanism.
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