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Cal in Color
I wanted to write “Cal in Color” to create real dialogue on what it actually means to be a Black woman at Berkeley, and doing so requires the invocation of uncomfortable radical topics.
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Editors’ Note: Light at the tunnel’s end
It’s time to celebrate the end of our journey — with our family, over the phone with our friends and together at our makeup commencement ceremony.
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Journalism Major?
While the math community played a pivotal part in my UC Berkeley experience, joining the Daily Cal defined it.
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The Daily Californian elects Sarah Harris as editor in chief for 2020-21
UC Berkeley junior Sarah Harris has been elected as the editor in chief of The Daily Californian for the 2020-21 school year.
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The Daily Californian Alumni of the Year Spotlight: Margaret Talbot
Every award-winning journalist started off somewhere. For New Yorker staff writer Margaret Talbot, that place was The Daily Californian, which she affectionately calls the “training ground” for her successful journalism career.
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The Daily Californian Alumni of the Year Spotlight: Noah Berger
With a portfolio of photographs spanning the globe, Bay-Area based freelance photographer Noah Berger has been recognized as one of the Daily Californian’s Alumni of the Year.
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UC Berkeley, Daily Californian alumnus named Pulitzer Prize finalist for biography
UC Berkeley alumnus and renowned author Max Boot was named a finalist for the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for biography or autobiography.
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Best of Berkeley Transparency Campaign
As Berkeley’s newspaper of record, we here at The Daily Californian are committed to being open about how and why we cover the stories that we do. This video will give you an inside look at how the Daily Cal produced the Best of Berkeley special impact issue this Spring.
Meet the Arts & Entertainment Columnist for Spring 2019
Get to know Areyon Jolivette, the arts and entertainment columnist for Spring 2019, with a one-on-one interview!
A how-to for finding your next place
After six months of walking to your dorm after long days, it’s time to worry about where you’ll be snoozing away when you miss those 8 a.m.s during sophomore year — a home where you can procrastinate and then do homework into the early morning, and a bed to curl up in for those cold winter nights.
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