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There are plenty of lesser-known views scattered across campus. Oftentimes, access is blocked by pesky keycards and the like, but if you’re into delayed gratification and capable of some finesse, we’ve got some way-too-elaborate strategies to get you in.
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From those working in beloved Berkeley food spots like Artichoke Basille’s Pizza to students pursuing their professional passions through campus opportunities such as the Berkeley Art Studio, there’s no denying that UC Berkeley is home to an unparalleled, diverse community. The unique blend of experiences found only in Berkeley allows
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Three male suspects stole a victim’s shoulder bag and two shopping bags near UC Berkeley’s campus Friday evening, according to a Nixle alert issued Saturday evening.
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A collaboration between the ASUC Office of the External Affairs Vice President and ASUC SUPERB Productions, Voteside Lands was a celebration of civic engagement — to “exercise your right to vote while also exercising that right to turn tf up,” as a SUPERB Facebook post put it.
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Caleborate’s quickly gone from being a virtually unknown YouTube rapper to holding his own early-evening spot in Outside Lands’ Friday lineup.
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An unaffiliated male was using his laptop at the plaza’s southeast benches when a male suspect approached him, grabbed the computer and ran away.
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The report, which was sent May 2 to the campus community in an email from Christ, recommended changes to the campus’s major events policy and the designation of the West Crescent lawn as a “free speech zone.”
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Less than three years after Lower Sproul Plaza reopened in fall 2015, the company contracted to provide its food and drink businesses backed out of its 10-year lease.
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Since the beginning of April, students have had a reason to approach the Cesar Chavez Student Center besides simply visiting the Cal 1 Card Office. Over spring break, a dozen students painted a colorful mural representing the theme of social justice in the breezeway that leads from Lower Sproul Plaza up to the Berkeley Art Studio and Sather Gate.
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It’s your first day of class and as you walk through Lower Sproul Plaza you notice a shining beacon of student solidarity. It’s the home to the MLK Jr. Student Union and houses the Cal Student Store, a coffee shop and will soon include other food places, another coffee shop
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