Proposition 209

California’s creative grassroots movement recognizing the importance of affirmative action may ultimately be a guiding force against discrimination across the nation.

Race has not been a part of campus’s admissions process, and achieving diversity in accepted students is a complex process.

The Supreme Court effectively gutted affirmative action last Thursday, leaving the nation speculating on how race will play into college admissions in the future. 

The United States Supreme Court ruled today that race-conscious college admissions are unconstitutional, in a pair of cases relating to Harvard University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 

Lanah Duque, a second-year political science and media studies student, is running with Elevate Cal for ASUC Senate on the platforms of Pilipinx and greater BIPOC community resources, mental wellness, ongoing SVSH training for RSOs and increased accessibility of ASUC resources.

UC Berkeley doctoral candidates Ataya Cesspooch and Sierra Edd and doctoral student Breylan Martin published a collective statement Nov. 11 about campus associate professor Elizabeth Hoover, who released a statement Oct. 20 rescinding her previous claim to Native American ancestry.

The debate surrounding affirmative action is in full swing as the Supreme Court considers Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and Students for Fair Admissions v. The University of North Carolina.

After dedicating over seventy years of his life expanding opportunities for students at the University of California, former campus Dean of Engineering Karl Pister died Saturday at the age of 96.

At a mostly Asian and white institution such as UC Berkeley, the scarcity of Black students compounds pressures, leading to mental health struggles.

The lack of diversity in the Haas undergraduate program shows a lack of regard for the social context that surrounds business and economics.