As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
Alienor Baskevitch is enthralled by the outdoors — the sun, the air and being surrounded by flora and fauna brings her unfiltered, anxiety-free joy.
Read More…
A recent Berkeley Lab study found that the emissions from a cigarette alternative called heat-not-burn are harmful and can lead to poor indoor air quality.
Read More…
In an effort to unveil some of the science behind the substance, the UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley hosted a series on the “Science of Cannabis.”
Read More…
Neurologist and campus professor emerita Marian Diamond — who examined portions of Albert Einstein’s brain and discovered the brain’s ability to develop well into adulthood — died July 25. She was 90.
Read More…
Have you ever been at a party — be it a frat, house or silent dance party — and decided it’s time to get the party poppin’?
Read More…
UC Berkeley professor emeritus of neurobiology Walter Jackson Freeman III, remembered for his innovation and unyielding open-mindedness, died April 24 in his Berkeley home. He was 89.
Read More…
Through Twitter and Facebook, these faculty members keep students updated on a plethora of topics, ranging from academic matters to current events and movie festivals.
Read More…
For researchers, juggling extensive laboratory work while dealing with stress and career navigation can be difficult. To address these issues, two UC Berkeley researchers, who experienced similar challenges, have created a support program to help graduate and postdoctoral students.
Read More…
In an attempt to promote a positive and honest campus environment, plaques of the UC Berkeley honor code will be placed in 36 general assignment classroom buildings by the end of spring break.
Read More…
This past weekend, the Psychedelic Science 2013 Conference, co-hosted by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), took over two floors of the Oakland Marriott City Center, with attendees spilling into bars and waiting areas. Though the illicit thrill of psychedelics (written in rainbow letters on the conference bric-a-brac) was
Read More…
