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In a statement issued to the Daily Californian on Friday, Amber Cummings, the organizer of the ‘No to Marxism in America’ rally scheduled for Aug. 27, said she does not want people to attend the event.
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Tap it and swipe it up. That’s how you’ll be able to consume Daily Cal content on our newly launched Snapchat Discover Channel. Scanning the snapcode is all that stands between you and our inaugural issue. Snapchat Discover is all about having an immersive visual experience in the palm of
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The exposure to such a vast amount of creative work has played a really crucial part in this Quest to Understand Myself™.
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“An Octoroon” never seems too focused on “making points,” and instead unearths its greatest strengths in the dualities surrounding the history of our nation.
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I’ve always been struck by how odd language is — how meaningless combinations of speech sounds can be strung together in meaningful ways to somehow create an infinite possibility of phrases.
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Reyez has a stunning voice. She’s been compared to Amy Winehouse, whose throatiness and bad ass-ery live again in the body of this 27-year-old Colombian-Canadian woman.
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In 1952, UC Berkeley discarded a presidential system and adopted a chancellorship.
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Netflix’s “House of Cards” returns with season 5, and as the presidential race between Underwood and Conway heats up, each delves into their own inner demons.
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The Daily Californian won best all-around newspaper and was a finalist in three other categories in the Society of Professional Journalists’ regional Mark of Excellence Awards, which were announced Saturday.
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Don’t listen to what One Direction says: Makeup’s more than just for the appearances. For many people, makeup is powerful. Chris and Josh chat with Zha Maloy and Jae Jung, folks who use makeup as a source of identity formation, courage and kinship. Thank you for your support for Hard
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