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Members of the campus community have expressed mixed views in response to recent events surrounding conservative author Ann Coulter’s pending visit to the UC Berkeley campus.
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A recent poll by the campus Institute of Governmental Studies has found that support for a potential re-election bid by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, dropped six percentage points among California voters when they were informed about her age.
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Two polls, which were conducted by the Institute of Governmental Studies and released in August, revealed the majority of California voters oppose abolishing the death penalty and that they prioritize English-learning classes over bilingual classes.
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Berkeley College Republicans and Cal Berkeley Democrats gathered in the Valley Life Sciences Building on Thursday evening for this year’s Great Debate, in which the two rival clubs presented their views on labor, foreign policy and higher education.
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A campus institute released three polls this week measuring Californian partisan support of various state issues.
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Former Texas state senator Wendy Davis, recognized for her 11-hour filibuster in 2013, spoke at the Banatao Auditorium in Sutardja Dai Hall Wednesday, reflecting on her personal experience in politics and urging voters to fight against racial and gender bias in politics.
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Of the more than 800,000 Alameda County citizens registered to vote, only about 28 percent of residents voted in this year’s midterm elections — not including mail-in ballots — a turnout markedly lower than the 2012 presidential election and the 2010 election.
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Sounds of chatter echoed through Moses Hall Tuesday evening as UC Berkeley students and faculty congregated to watch President Obama’s fifth State of the Union address.
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Students and members of the public gathered on the UC Berkeley campus on March 13 to learn about how the world’s food supply will have to change to be able to support the nine billion people projected to populate the planet in 2050.
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With less than 36 hours until the first precincts of the 2012 election close in California, veteran pollsters met with members of the UC Berkeley campus community Monday to discuss what the findings of a late-October voter survey could mean for the imminent election. The surveys were conducted by The
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