Love’s perfection of imperfection
Love — or the lack thereof — is at the center of everything. It takes a conscious decision to deconstruct the world around us to galvanize change.
Read More…
Water capped for parts of Contra Costa, Alameda counties
The board of the East Bay Municipal Utility District, or EBMUD, voted 6-1 on Tuesday to seek a 10% reduction in water use, the first restriction since 2016.
Read More…
T. rex hunting and feeding habits may explain short arm length, study finds
A new hypothesis for the evolution of T. rex’s short arms was formulated by Kevin Padian, UC Berkeley professor emeritus of integrative biology and curator of paleontology at the UC Museum of Paleontology.
Read More…
Crystal Choi runs for Student Advocate on basic needs, visibility platforms
Campus junior Crystal Choi is running for ASUC Student Advocate on a platform of improving access to basic needs and accommodations, increasing the visibility of the Student Advocate Office, or SAO, on campus and securing a wider range of resources for student life.
Read More…
The Daily Cal News Podcast: Spring 2022 Week 7
This week, UC Berkeley students and researchers protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine, what do they have to say? Also, the university loses a bitter legal fight over the future of CRISPR. What does the future have in store for Berkeley and gene editing? California is easing mask mandates in
Read More…
Mount Diablo Peace and Justice Center protests US action in Ukraine
Organizers gathered Friday at the Downtown Berkeley BART station to rally against U.S. involvement in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
Read More…
Hot pink carnations and other cliches: A personal essay
Nobody sends me flowers, but my parents wish me a happy Lunar New Year on Facetime and they order a boba drink from Doordash to my suite.
Read More…
Staying positive while COVID-19 positive
If you or someone you know happens to catch COVID-19, remember to implement self-care, human connection and ample rest for a smooth recovery.
Read More…
Photo Essay: 2021 in Photos
The Berkeley community experienced a widespread return to in person in 2021 — as did many parts of the world. From football games and music festivals to lectures, UC Berkeley students and city residents alike were able to look beyond their Zoom meetings, physically attending large gatherings and resuming daily
Read More…
Tale of the tape: Ryan Glover’s misfire highlights Cal’s lack of quarterback depth
What could have been a game-changing play ended in a murmur, and Cal never saw another opportunity to reach the end zone.
Read More…
