David Craig

Reports of stickers around campus representing the alt-right organization Identity Evropa have surfaced in the past few weeks.

The Trump administration may bring back the summer Pell Grant program, which provided low-income students with funding for summer classes until it was cut in 2011 under the Obama administration.

Berkeley community members were pleased when congressional Republicans tabled the American Health Care Act, or AHCA, on Friday. The legislation that would have repealed and replaced the Obama administration’s Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.

About 300 people attended the “March 4 Trump” rally at Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park on Saturday afternoon. At least 10 were arrested.

In an effort to emphasize the importance of educational facilities, a $2 billion higher education bond bill to improve facilities across University of California and California State University campuses was introduced Thursday.

Local businesses closed their doors Friday for the National Day of Action — a general strike against President Donald Trump’s administration.

An eight-month-old petition to fire a Berkeley Unified School District teacher gained thousands of signatures after her Monday appearance on Fox News.

Michigan Republican Dan Adamini resigned from his position after he tweeted about UC Berkeley protesters, suggesting that they should be shot.

As Michael Cohen, a professor in the campus American studies and African American studies departments, watched his campus in flames Feb. 1, he couldn’t help but notice some striking differences between that evening and the 2011 Occupy Cal protests.

After President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Thursday morning to threaten a federal funding cut for UC Berkeley, campus sophomore Akshat Bhat was inspired to begin building a phone application during lecture.