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Denise Herd, a campus Graduate School of Public Health professor of behavioral sciences, has been awarded $100,000 to study COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in Californian Black and Latine communities.

“For me, the most experimental thing to do was push myself into the format of a play,” Tempestt said of the book’s configuration in an interview with The Daily Californian.

While similar in theme to Tempestt’s first poetry book, “The Monumental Misrememberings,” “The Delicacy of Embracing Spirals” expands on prior themes of violence and oppression faced by women and femmes by applying it to both memoir and Black identity.

Gracing the center’s main gallery in every medium imaginable, the exhibition in its entirety unveils how Black identity shifts, evolves and culminates uniquely through the lens of each artist.

Today, a UC Berkeley work crew stripped the lettering off Moses Hall after UC President Michael Drake approved a proposal submitted by campus Chancellor Carol Christ in December to unname the building, according to a campus press release. The building, temporarily dubbed Philosophy Hall, awaits approval for the formal renaming. 

Gray. The color of the fog and mist over the water, clouding my view of everything I have ever known. I fear that one day I will forget. I don’t want to forget.

Focusing on the narratives of individual characters, the second season's episodes possess targeted messages, allowing for the coverage of more topics.

In 2013, CaShawn Thompson started promoting the idea of the resilience of Black girls being akin to “magic” via #BlackGirlsAreMagic. Here's to more magic.

I grew up poor. Mind the language: poor. This term is different from phrases such as “low-income,”