As an independent student newspaper and the paper of record for the city of Berkeley, the Daily Cal has been communicating important updates during this pandemic. Your support is essential to maintaining this coverage.
Today, student journalists across the nation speak with one voice. Years of salary cuts, budget reductions and censorship attempts have left us with no choice. Today, we call upon our readers, alumni and supporters to help us #SaveStudentNewsrooms.
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Newsroom diversity (in every sense of the word) is paramount not only to quality — fair and thorough sourcing and reporting — but also a sense of belonging.
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The history of Berkeley — not so far from Oakland, where the Black Panthers was founded — is inextricably linked to that of Black empowerment and activism.
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Just because our job is to quickly analyze and critique does not mean ignorance is an excuse.
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In the early morning hours of July 17, Northgate Hall — which houses the campus’s Graduate School of Journalism — was broken into and robbed of about $25,000 worth of electronic equipment.
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The East Bay Express has been bought by Telegraph Media Group — ushering in new owners and ushering out Editor in Chief Nick Miller, who held the position for little over a year.
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Copy editing keeps content reliable, and part of why is it so alarming to see a nationwide trend of publications laying off their copy editors.
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I like the anonymity of city living, the feeling that I could stay holed up in my apartment or walk six miles throughout the city.
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Firsthand accounts of seasoned and idealistic journalists reflecting on their defeats at the hands of deep-pocketed robber barons show the the perilous state of the free press.
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The Daily Californian won best all-around newspaper and was a finalist in three other categories in the Society of Professional Journalists’ regional Mark of Excellence Awards, which were announced Saturday.
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