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In evaluating the origin and consequences of gentrification and the housing crisis in Berkeley, we can look to the history of the city’s exclusionary and racist housing policies.
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The Daily Californian had the opportunity to sit down with Chancellor Carol Christ, and it became clear campus needs to listen to students’ requests.
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Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín was overwhelmingly voted in to his second term in office, and while The Daily Californian endorsed him in 2020, nobody is perfect.
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I’m still afraid of the emotional uncertainty that the flow of time brings, but I’d much rather keep moving than be fossilized in the past.
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Tech managed to rewrite the cultural narrative of the city, inserting itself within the pages of San Francisco’s history.
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While graffiti has become ingrained into mainstream culture and legitimized itself as an art form, its history and significance deserve recognition.
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The UC system has the expertise and the resources to increase housing units without displacing less-affluent residents — so it ought to.
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The show’s characters are hard-working immigrants and the descendants of immigrants caught between two worlds.
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Berkeley was never too far away from home, and even though I rarely visited, I didn’t think it would be that different from Oakland — but it was.
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Walking uphill toward Valencia Street from the 24th St. Mission BART station, Voss Gallery, on the corner of 24th Street and Bartlett Street, is difficult to miss.
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