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.
As sports leagues, owners and franchises engage in the conversation about racial injustice, we must urge them to accompany their words with action and put our support behind the ones that lead with substance in their statements.
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Months after former president Donald Trump lost his bid to reelection, five UC Berkeley professors addressed the implications and impacts of the Trump presidency during a virtual Berkeley Conversations event Friday.
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Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin, UC Berkeley alumnae, were the first same-sex couple married in San Francisco 一 twice.
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The punctuation mark has become childish, emphasizing the sentence that precedes it as well as sexism in society. I think it should be abolished.
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Five campus experts talked about the challenges the coronavirus pandemic will present for the 2020 general election in an event Friday.
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BART has temporarily reduced service hours and is requesting emergency funds after seeing an immediate loss in ridership in the wake of the “shelter in place” order initiated across the Bay Area.
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The radical change we need in the world will not come from the benevolence of a good candidate, even one who claims to have a vision for a mass movement.
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As the end of the decade fast approaches and every single publication known to man is releasing their “best of the decade” lists, we thought we would take it upon ourselves to put together an eclectic list of the most interesting, exciting and cool things that have happened each year of the past decade here at UC Berkeley.
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The 2016 election of President Donald Trump brought political controversy to the UC Berkeley campus, and now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, campus and city of Berkeley officials have noted that the controversy is likely to continue into the forthcoming election year.
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On Nov. 12, Berkeley City Council will vote on adopting a resolution that supports impeachment efforts to immediately remove President Donald Trump from office.
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