Martin Luther King Jr.

The existence of protest art means that there’s something to learn about, something to reconsider, to tear down and to rebuild.

We scoured more than 100 years of digital archives to highlight notable events from campus and Daily Cal history. From the very first game at Memorial Stadium to the Milo Yiannopoulos protests, we compiled headlines from nearly every decade since the Daily Cal was founded in 1871. So sit back, relax and take a scroll through history.

The Biden administration must make its commitment to democracy clear and exemplify the characteristics a healthy democracy relies on in its own actions.

We tend to forget who actually initiates violence — generally, we “expect better” of the oppressed, never considering their oppressors.

Coinciding with the 400th anniversary of enslaved Africans’ forced arrival to the United States, Cal Performances presented Damien Sneed’s latest intersectional multimedia production on Thursday. 

The evening was beautifully fruitful, bringing forth the voices of incarcerated people and speaking their words into existence.

Positively dripping with Southern charm, Atlanta is complete with the friendliest people you’ll ever meet, years of rich history and a fantastic food scene.

Next time you’re walking to class or heading to the grocery store, try to appreciate the political and complex history that makes Berkeley … well, Berkeley. 

The result is a portrait of a man who drags the truth out of others but who is resistant to letting himself be exposed in the same way.

The Bear’s Lair, an on-campus restaurant at 2495 Bancroft Way, is expected to reopen in mid-September with a remodeled look, a new name and a new owner.