Supreme Court

Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky spoke about the Supreme Court in a livestreamed Campus Conversations event Monday.

An Aug. 24 Berkeley Institute of Government Studies poll found that 71% of polled voters support an amendment to the state constitution.

Inside what must have been a tense conference room, Kljestan begins the interview by stating he would go against the status quo of what other interviews might have looked like.

The Supreme Court sided with West Virginia in West Virginia v. EPA on Thursday, stating that the EPA overstepped in its interpretation of the Clean Air Act.

The California State Assembly passed a constitutional amendment that makes the right to abortion and contraceptives explicit Monday, according to a state Senate press release.

The San Francisco Pride Parade returned Sunday after two years of pandemic cancellations and community members representing UC Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or Berkeley Lab, joined the march down Market Street.

Abortion resources have been notoriously difficult to obtain, even for students seeking one on our very own campus through University Health Services (UHS).

Concerns for the future of women’s reproductive rights have risen after Politico leaked a Supreme Court opinion draft that could likely overturn Roe v. Wade.

Demonstrators from the Bay Area Rise Up 4 Abortions Rights coalition and the Raging Grannies Action League protested to support reproductive rights Saturday.

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