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As a campus that prides itself on diversity, UC Berkeley should continue acting on its commitment to fostering an environment that uplifts students of color
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The Building Name Review Committee spent almost three years circulating surveys, inviting public comment and reading reports from an internal Berkeley Law committee.
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As of early Thursday morning, the campus has removed Boalt Hall’s name and the building’s name pin lettering.
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In the name of festivities we’ve decided to name a Kardashian-Jenner patron for each of the UC Berkeley libraries to give you something to really celebrate.
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After a process that lasted more than a year, I have decided that the law school should stop using the Boalt name. Boalt wrote a racist essay supporting the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, which banned immigration of Chinese laborers to the U.S. for more than 60 years.
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Many students shared the sentiment that the move was a positive change if it induced a more inclusive environment.
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In an Oct. 17 op-ed, Olivia Wittels writes: “(The Boalt Hall Law Students for Justice in Palestine) wrote an open letter to criticize the school’s decision to allow conservative pundit Ben Shapiro to speak on campus based purely on his views on the Middle East.” Wittels’ claim contains several mischaracterizations
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At a time when the removal of controversial monuments from public places has made national headlines, UC Berkeley finds itself revisiting concerns surrounding the names of several contentious buildings on campus.
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It can get a little lonely in Berkeley sometimes, and we at the Clog know how hard it can be to miss your family pets back home. If you are thinking about getting a new companion for the long nights at college, we advise you take this quiz (and take
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About 40 students and community members gathered on Sproul Plaza on Wednesday afternoon and later marched through the Berkeley Law campus protesting Choudhry’s return, as well as the publication of an open letter written by Choudhry and published in The Daily Californian’s opinion section Tuesday.
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