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After careful analysis of each ASUC presidential candidate’s platforms, we’ve constructed this meticulously crafted and incredibly accurate quiz to aid you in your vote for the next ASUC president.
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When Caesar was warned to beware the ides of March, he knew nothing of the hell that is ASUC election season, but the shoe certainly fits. We at the Clog need to emotionally prepare ourselves for this trying time, and what better way to do so than by poking some
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Two days after the demonstration that led to the cancellation of Milo Yiannopoulos’ campus appearance Feb. 1, campus chancellor’s professor of public policy Robert Reich published a controversial theory on his blog about why the protests turned violent.
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A leading CRISPR-Cas9 researcher, the 14th librarian of Congress and the senior vice president at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce are among the speakers featured in The Berkeley Forum’s spring lineup, announced Sunday.
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Sanders spoke about his new book, “Our Revolution: A Future to Believe In,” in a lecture that was part motivational speech and part office hours. Two independent bookstores, Mrs. Dalloway’s of Berkeley and Diesel, A Bookstore of Oakland, had both been interested in having Sanders come to speak about his book, and decided to reach out to the book’s publisher together.
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After 12 years as District 5 City Council member, Laurie Capitelli is now throwing his hat into the race for mayor.
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For those of you in the college of Letters & Sciences, it’s sometimes difficult to find interesting breadth requirement courses. First of all, it’s important to cross-scan classes you need to take for your major(s) and see if any of those classes fulfill any of your breadth requirements. For the requirements
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UC Berkeley staff and faculty voiced their expectations and desired qualifications in the next chancellor for the campus to members of the chancellor search advisory committee in two listening sessions held Thursday, Oct. 27.
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Endorsements are supposed to point voters toward candidates who have similar ideological outlooks and policy ideas, according to campus public policy professor Dan Lindheim. In Berkeley, where the political spectrum ranges from moderate Democrat to radical liberal, public figures’ stances do not vary much on topics such as education, health and public safety.
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California Republican National Committeemember Shawn Steel visited one of UC Berkeley’s political science classes on Wednesday to discuss longstanding world issues, such as anti-Semitism.
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