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Although co-op living takes some time to get adjusted to, it’s not as bad as some people might think. I can certainly say that I have been enjoying my experience in my co-op much more than I thought I would.
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The Berkeley Student Cooperative Board of Directors passed operation guidelines July 8 on house and room capacity amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Berkeley Student Cooperative is going to have only 30% occupancy this summer in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, meaning some houses may be facing closures.
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Hollywood’s continued acceptance of Allen is a testament to just how much the industry will let you get away with if you are a white man with the right kind of capital.
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Mackey had recently returned from a trip to New York, where she visited the Manhattan offices of Guinness World Records in an attempt to register her 23 years of calendars as a new world record.
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The resolution was approved Aug. 27 at the North-American Interfraternity Conference’s annual meeting and requires that its 66 member fraternities implement the policy by Sept. 1, 2019.
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The 17 houses and three apartment complexes in the co-op system are known for the vivid and eclectic murals that cover their walls.
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Garcia differentiates SF Sketchfest from other comedy festivals, such as Clusterfest, not only in terms of its scale, but in terms of its variety.
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John Gibson, a former UC Berkeley student and Cloyne Court co-op resident, sustained irreversible brain damage from a near-fatal drug overdose in 2010. Seven years and $3 million of medical bills later, Gibson died Sunday in hospice care at the age of 28.
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When I started working at The Daily Californian, I was sure that I wanted to be a journalist. I applied to the news department as my second choice, if only because I was afraid I wouldn’t get hired. As a copy editor my first two semesters, I looked longingly at
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