La Cocina’s Cantina restaurants leave Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union
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The La Cocina’s Cantina restaurants in the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union will not be reopening in the fall.
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‘They carried a torch for a period of time’: Female business owners in Berkeley share their stories
There is a long history of female leadership in business and entrepreneurship in the city of Berkeley, and many women today continue to work to increase diversity and equity in these fields.
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Chancellor Carol Christ speaks at 1st ASUC Senate meeting
The ASUC Senate chambers were abuzz with excitement Aug. 28 as this year’s new senate class held its first meeting, marked by a visit from Chancellor Carol Christ.
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ASUC Student Union executive director leaves position after 3 years
Daryl Ansel is leaving his position as executive director and associate dean for a position as the director of hospitality at the Presidio Trust, an agency that manages much of the Presidio of San Francisco.
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Community needs to support Black-owned businesses
To answer how, why or what is the importance of Black-owned businesses and to support them is tricky because most people couldn’t fathom asking white businesses what’s their relevance — it’d be perceived as an unfair bias to identify their business based on race. It hit me, while sitting at
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Pinky & Red’s prevails as beloved campus eatery
It’s hard to pinpoint what exactly draws you into Pinky & Red’s. It could be the nostalgic ambience of a 50’s diner, the complimentary notes scribbled on the pink-and-white-striped walls or perhaps the warm, comforting smell of chicken sizzling in the fryer. Pinky & Red’s is one of five restaurants
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La Cocina opens 5 restaurants in Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union
La Cocina opened the new pop-ups after dining service Chartwells, which was contracted to provide food vendors in Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union, terminated its 10-year lease with the ASUC Student Union.
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