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The Bears haven't fought hard enough. This pattern has emerged as a trend in Bear territory: against Oregon, Oregon State, Utah and now Miami, the Bears have lost at least two out of three games.

High school student Ryland Walker Knight sat on the edge of his seat, eyes peeled open at the movie screen ahead. Struck by the beauty of the production, he dragged his friend to Berkeley’s California Theater for their second screening of Inland Empire in two days.  

Why is the university clinging to monuments of symbols representing an unrecognized country that failed more than 150 years ago and directly opposed many of the foundations of democracy the Constitution was founded on?

Amid growing divisions in American society, there is a unifying light: love of pizza. On Feb. 1, Pizza Lovers Month begins in Berkeley.

While many people were left questioning, “How could something like this happen?” the United States was not alone. This is a global phenomenon.

The hardest part of learning another language isn’t memorizing new words for different concepts, but learning the often strange and confusing syntax of a new language

Bowles Hall reopened this year as a privately-operated, coed residential college, culminating an 11-year effort to revitalize the stately manor that has further stratified the array of housing options available to UC Berkeley undergraduates.