Darren Zook

In light of Derek Chauvin's conviction for the murder of George Floyd, the Berkeley community responded with sadness, anger, relief and the recognition that the fight is far from over.

UC Berkeley professor Darren Zook recapped the election in a virtual event organized by Dweebs Global on Nov. 4, one day after the general election.

Recently, multiple students on campus have offered to pay their classmates to drop out of classes they are waitlisted for, raising concerns about over-enrollment and advising.

CALPIRG is planning a photo petition event to be held March 14, or Pi Day, as part of its Zero Hunger campaign, which aims to combat student food insecurity.

Not that all speech is productive speech and that being informed isn’t important, but I was more curious about how comfortable we really are with knowledge gaps — the notion of exposing that we don’t, and can’t, know absolutely everything.

As Cal prepares to take on UCLA this weekend, there is a host of events to check out that are special to the homecoming season.

As part of April’s Genocide Awareness and Prevention Month, UC Berkeley professors honed in on the intricacies of genocide to a full classroom during “A Panel on Genocide” event Tuesday.

Before they were our illustrious gatekeepers of knowledge and information, UC Berkeley professors and lecturers were just like us: scraping by on hard-earned tips, scoring coveted research positions and all the while scrubbing the dishes of some stranger.

In 2015, the World Bank projected that based on the updated poverty line of $1.90 per day, 700 million people, or 9.6 percent of the global population, may be living in poverty.