Sorority blues
We Need to Talk
Unfortunately, sorority girls are observant. Like I said, there are no secrets beyond our perfectly manicured lawns and Greek letters.
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Brotherhood and bisexuality
Yet, here at the poster child for liberal higher education, Greek life persists as a bastion of aging understandings of gender and sexuality.
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The hardest parts about acclimating to UC Berkeley
Ultimately, UC Berkeley will make you a stronger, more confident and more proactive person, and that is something I am grateful for.
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Piedmo(u)nt me
Sex on Tuesday
He was close with a lot of his neighbors — the skin on skin type of close — as were many of us, both recipients and givers of the “welcome to the neighborhood” gift of fucking.
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Raymond Hufnagel launches campaign for upcoming ASUC elections
UC Berkeley sophomore Raymond Hufnagel launched his campaign for ASUC Senate Thursday.
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It’s all Greek to me
College Core
It wasn’t like I was afraid I would be a total recluse in Berkeley, but I think putting myself out there was an important step toward reidentifying with me being American.
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My experience with diversity, inclusion in Greek life as a person of color
Coming into freshman year, joining Greek life was the last thing on my mind. I had many preconceived notions about the culture and people in it, thinking that everyone was overly superficial, judgmental and focused on partying all the time. I was afraid that I wouldn’t fit in as an
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UC Berkeley students advocate for tighter regulations as COVID-19 cases surge
Amid surging COVID-19 cases and increases in wait time for test results, students are looking to UC Berkeley to implement tighter restrictions.
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So you’re thinking about going Greek during a pandemic
Off the Beat
Greek life has reached a point where reform requires restructuring the system to undo all that society believes it stands for: networking and partying.
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Berkeley residents raise concerns over students’ return
UC Berkeley will begin fall semester fully online, but a possible influx of students is still raising concerns for some local residents.
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