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While Berkeley College Republicans, or BCR, is celebrating amendments to the campus’s Major Events Policy after a lawsuit settlement with UC Berkeley, the campus administration maintains that student organizations will see “no significant changes” to the policy.
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UC Berkeley announced Monday that it will settle a lawsuit brought against the campus over event policies that allegedly discriminated against high-profile speakers invited by conservative student groups.
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A monotonous cycle: Report, dispute, and forget.
This tribulation, a harrowing, wretched allegory.
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A 5–4 U.S. Supreme Court decision Wednesday ruled that public sector unions across the nation are no longer able to charge nonunion workers any fees.
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That’s the interesting thing about Berkeley: You can miss out if you don’t understand it.
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To vote is to claim agency — to use the freedoms subscribed to you by law as a source of empowerment within our democratic system.
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A federal judge denied UC Berkeley’s request to dismiss a lawsuit alleging that the campus discriminated against conservative speakers Wednesday.
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Young Americans for Liberty at UC Berkeley, or YAL, filed a federal lawsuit against UC Berkeley on Monday after campus officials allegedly denied the organization Registered Student Organization, or RSO, status.
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Today’s polarized debates over free speech are well-known, as is the historical role UC Berkeley has played in such discussions dating back to the Free Speech Movement. But few are aware of an older iteration of this debate tied to UC Berkeley’s past. Longtime professor, dean of the Graduate School,
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On Oct. 18, a rule by the Department of Homeland Security, which allows the department to collect social media information of every immigrant in the United States, regardless of documentation, went into effect. This rule would also affect U.S. citizens who happen to interact with immigrants online by rendering their
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