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According to Santos, his commitment to his company has been greatly bolstered by his ability to reside in the United States because of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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Sahana Matthews comes from a family of chemists. Both of her parents are chemists, her grandparents were chemists, her twin brother is studying chemical engineering at USC, but for Matthews, police accountability is her specialty.
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On April 6, UC Berkeley senior Khairuldeen Makhzoomi was supposed to fly from Los Angeles to Oakland, get to campus and go to class. Instead, Makhzoomi was removed from Southwest Airlines flight 4260, detained by security officers, questioned by the FBI and refused service from Southwest after speaking Arabic before his flight took off.
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Simply known as “Sam” or even “Uncle Sam” to his customers, Cheese ‘n’ Stuff owner Sam Juha has been the iconic face behind the store since 1986.
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With retirement looming, Chief Mitchell Celaya reflects on his past 30 years of service in UCPD.
Since assuming the position in 2009, Mitch Celaya has managed some of UC Berkeley’s most controversial disputes. But effective Dec. 31, Celaya will retire from his post, thus ending a 30-year career with the campus police.
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If you ask UC Berkeley senior Kunal Agarwal what he did to make an original music video produced by 20-something-year-old college students go viral on the Internet, he’ll tell you it was a team effort. It all began about a year ago, when Agarwal and Bay Area DJ Sanjoy Deb
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Thanks to his series of televised interviews, “Conversations With History,” Harry Kreisler, the campus’s Institute for International Studies executive director, has knowledge in several different fields that he has passes on to his viewers.
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Osha Neumann is a lawyer for the homeless, a mural painter, and responsible for many of the sculptures at Albany Bulb.
Beneath a canopy of redwood and oak, Jan Etre lounges peacefully on the grounds of Live Oak Park in northeast Berkeley — a site that will soon be saturated by the influx of tents, exhibitors and fair-goers when the 42nd Annual Live Oak Park Fair begins this weekend. Though the fair
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