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Chancellor Carol Christ stated that UC Berkeley should re-examine its guest speaker and student organization policies in an email Thursday.
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Whenever I tell people I was born in Belgium, the first thing that pops out of their mouths is, “Does that mean you speak Belgian?”
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At an event Tuesday in Downtown Berkeley, former State Assemblymember and current state senate candidate Nancy Skinner gave a speech advocating for the rights and benefits of postdoctoral scholars.
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On Dec. 6, President Barack Obama addressed the nation on the San Bernardino tragedy, “the broader threat of terrorism, and how we can keep our country safe.” The president discussed both his policy position and the need for Muslim Americans to be proactive in fighting terrorism, all within a concise
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Our pool of alumni is expansive and brilliant, and to not tap into our campus resource is a disservice to graduates looking to build their own legacy after leaving UC Berkeley.
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Open a Word document. The enormity of what’s about to happen and change will balloon before you like an airbag deploying in slow motion. Write out a list of cliches, overwrought quotes, admonitions about the future and reminders about the oyster-nature of the world. Select all. Delete. Start over. The
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On November 15th, Berkeley residents gathered at the International House steps, paying their respects for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan/Yolanda in the Philippines. Members of the campus community discussed a new initiative, “Act for the Philippines.” Led by the Pilipino/Pilipino American student community at Berkeley, which aims to raise $10,000
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