BERKELEY'S NEWS • FEBRUARY 03, 2023
Boston Marathon
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Bear Bytes
MARCH 21, 2020
Moments we will miss: What we lost in sports cancellations
The Daily Californian’s sports department takes a moment to remember the moments we have lost and the ones we may yet lose in a season cut short.
Bear Bytes
MARCH 21, 2020
Moments we will miss: What we lost in sports cancellations
The Daily Californian’s sports department takes a moment to remember the moments we have lost and the ones we may yet lose in a season cut short.
Law & Justice
APRIL 21, 2013
Bomb threats made to two California universities
A bomb threat was called in Thursday morning claiming there were explosives at Cal State Los Angeles and UC Berkeley.
Law & Justice
APRIL 21, 2013
Bomb threats made to two California universities
A bomb threat was called in Thursday morning claiming there were explosives at Cal State Los Angeles and UC Berkeley.
City
APRIL 16, 2013
UC Berkeley students, marathon runners share experiences about Boston explosions
When runner Michelle Nacouzi heard the first explosion, she thought it was the sound of celebratory cannon fire. It wasn’t until she saw the plume of smoke and the panicked crowd that she realized something was amiss.
City
APRIL 16, 2013
UC Berkeley students, marathon runners share experiences about Boston explosions
When runner Michelle Nacouzi heard the first explosion, she thought it was the sound of celebratory cannon fire. It wasn’t until she saw the plume of smoke and the panicked crowd that she realized something was amiss.
City
APRIL 15, 2013
At least 11 Berkeley residents and students safe after Boston Marathon explosions
At least eight Berkeley residents and UC Berkeley students who participated in Monday’s Boston Marathon were confirmed as safe after two bomb explosions at the event killed two and injured more than 100 people as of 5 p.m.
City
APRIL 15, 2013
At least 11 Berkeley residents and students safe after Boston Marathon explosions
At least eight Berkeley residents and UC Berkeley students who participated in Monday’s Boston Marathon were confirmed as safe after two bomb explosions at the event killed two and injured more than 100 people as of 5 p.m.
