UC Berkeley professors share their favorite summer memories
Alexander Hong/Senior Staff
How have UC Berkeley professors spent their favorite summers? Read on to find out what campus faculty have done during their most memorable summers.
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The importance of backup plans: Finding myself in a 3D printer
In my panicked state, in the middle of my freshman year, I just decided to sign up for everything. I figured that if I just tried every extracurricular on campus, one or two were bound to stick.
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Students protest contract nonrenewal of math lecturer Alexander Coward
In the shadow of University Hall, roughly 50 students and community members protested the termination of Alexander Coward, a lecturer in the UC Berkeley mathematics department whose experience has garnered significant attention on social media.
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After announcing possible dismissal, lecturer alleges series of math department ‘wrongdoings’
A widely known lecturer in the math department may be dismissed from UC Berkeley next year after a decision reached by department leadership.
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Literally bored to death
The new age bard
Here we are, alive and kicking, our minds also staggering with the tasks we must complete. But ladies and gentlemen, amid all the moaning, groaning and bed-laying, I regret to inform you: Life is happening. We may as well try our hardest to show up and be excited about it.
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Bought your textbooks yet? Read our money-saving tips first
Let’s be honest: We tend to procrastinate a lot. It’s not uncommon that a few people will open Tele-BEARS late and get stuck with a 9 p.m. lab section or finish writing an assignment a few minutes before it’s actually due. And our university seems to approve OF our last-minute
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Service workers as second-class citizens
Urban Animal
For all its daring, colossal beauty, professor Alexander Coward’s recent widely circulated email made a poor comparison that struck me. The more I think about it, the more it bothers me. Coward wrote a letter to the freshmen in his Math 1A class who were scared about the upcoming strike.
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