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Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein was scheduled to speak at Berkeley City Club Hotel on Saturday night for her last Bay Area rally before the Nov. 8 election; but she was unable to attend the event because of a recent hospitalization for pneumonia.
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Each Thursday, the Berkeley College Republicans and the Cal Berkeley Democrats begin announcements at 7:10 p.m. The conflicting meeting times lay the groundwork for partition.
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We’ve all scrolled through UC Berkeley’s “Free & For Sale” page on Facebook looking for interesting items that others have decided to move on from. Usually though, all you see are broken desk chairs, shoes that would have fit you in the fifth grade and overpriced iClickers. While these are disappointing
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U.S. presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are facing off Sunday evening for their second debate after a tumultuous week in election news.
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Several months ago, Virginia’s Sen. Tim Kaine was not a household name. Nevertheless, prior to the official announcement of the Democratic nominees at the end of June, UC Berkeley senior Santos Vazquez managed to correctly guess Hillary Clinton’s running mate, earning him a ticket to the vice presidential debate at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia, on Tuesday night.
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Though Nicholas Dirks is concerned about the financial implications of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s debt-free college plan, the UC Berkeley chancellor said he would fully support the implementation of her proposal.
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Cal Berkeley Democrats hosted 17 Latin American political delegates at a forum Monday afternoon to share strategies for engaging voters as part of a U.S. State Department-sponsored program.
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UC President Janet Napolitano will headline a fundraiser Sept. 20 for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign — an unprecedented action for a UC president.
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Hillary Clinton, Cersei Lannister and Margaret of Anjou are three bold studies in Western political womanhood. None of the three can make total sense without first analyzing the others. Across the oceans that divide the three, in terms of epoch and in terms of authority, there exists a through line
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Election years come and go, but this year’s political race really came through. We’ve got one of the most uproarious election seasons our country has ever seen. While some candidates stepped down from the podium, others flourished throughout the primaries’ progression; supporters grew, campaigns grew, overall political craze grew. As
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