Alwayses
At the end of the day, the most important part of my life isn’t what I’ve done with it, but the people in it.
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Editors’ note: Learning impact Issue
Nobody should stop learning. Whether in formal classrooms, at extracurricular activities or at home, we constantly absorb what is around us.
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Photo Essay: From Pitch to Print
Each Thursday, dozens of news, opinion, arts and sports stories land in The Daily Californian newspaper racks across campus and the city of Berkeley. How do they get there? This simple, eight-page paper is the product of about 400 staff members who collectively work hundreds of hours pitching, reporting, writing,
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Alumni spotlight: Jessie Tseng
Jessie Tseng started her Daily Cal career as a designer during her first semester on campus in 2007, and she ascended the ranks of the design department.
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Editors’ note: Outside impact issue
The outside — real and imaginary — is where we find adventures of all kinds and where, ultimately, we will learn and grow.
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The Daily Californian takes home general excellence, individual California Journalism Awards
The Daily Californian won first place in multiple categories for four-year universities — you are now a reader of the best college newspaper in California.
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Signs that your Zoom app has started developing sentience
We at the Clog want to prevent apps from coming alive and destroying civilization, so here’s a list of ways to tell if your Zoom has developed sentience.
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Photo essay: Our home on Hearst
At 2483 Hearst Ave. sits Berkeley’s paper of record and independent, student-run newspaper, The Daily Californian. In 2012, the paper moved from the sixth floor of Eshleman Hall to its current home on Hearst Avenue. After nine years in the space and a century and a half in existence, the
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Advertising in the Daily Cal: 50 years in the past to the present
As a senior account executive working in The Daily Calfornian’s sales and advertising department, I’ve found myself increasingly interested in the advertising industry.
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Remembering the roots of our independence
On Saturday, May 15, 1971, a cloud of tear gas poured out of an elevator door into The Daily Californian’s main office, then on the sixth floor of Eshleman Hall.
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