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The UC Berkeley campus needs to decide what is more important: maintaining a parking garage or improving campus by building housing and classrooms.
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The Clog is here to relieve some of that guilt and help you be the best procrastinator you can be, with a list of some things you can do to put off the real work ahead of you and yet, still feel accomplished.
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Mable Howard, as described by her daughter Mildred Howard, was a leading community organiser who successfully launched a lawsuit against BART in 1968. An above-ground train would have disrupted many small local businesses — “banks, hardware stores, a shoe store, an appliance store” — and divided white communities and communities of color across the tracks.
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The Berkeley City Council unanimously passed a plan to divest from Wells Fargo at their regular meeting Tuesday night.
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Facing funding cuts, campus language lecturers introduced an online petition last week to combat potential threats to the livelihood of their departments.
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UC Chief Investment Officer Jagdeep Singh Bachher announced at the Tuesday meeting of the UC Investments Subcommittee the university’s decision to divest from Energy Transfer Partners and Sunoco Logistics, two companies that own part of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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As the spring semester starts and rumors swirl, Berkeley High School principal Sam Pasarow will remain on indefinite paid leave for reasons still undisclosed to the public.
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In response to the announcement last week that comedian Bill Maher would speak at UC Berkeley’s fall commencement, an online petition started Thursday demanding that the campus rescind its invitation.
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After 144 years, the University of California has changed its logo to what officials say is a more modern design, prompting criticism from some in the UC community.
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