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No one is perfect, but if you feel the need to constantly work to keep your mind at bay, then maybe you should take some time to think more about this tendency and potentially discuss it further with a mental health professional.
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I wanted to write “Cal in Color” to create real dialogue on what it actually means to be a Black woman at Berkeley, and doing so requires the invocation of uncomfortable radical topics.
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The term “first-generation college student” was both daunting and honorable for me.
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In episode twenty-three of the 2018-2019 Cal men’s basketball series, Rory, Surina and Justice reminisce on this past season and discuss the most memorable moments of Wyking Jones’ second and final season.
In episode twenty-one of the 2018-2019 Cal men’s basketball series, Surina re-joins Rory and Justice to discuss her award-winning feature, as well as Connor Vanover and Juhwan Harris-Dyson reportedly transferring from the program.
In episode two of everything is over, Hanna and Emily share some of their experiences within their dorms at Cal.
Get to know Nava Bearson, the only candidate running for Student Advocate in the 2019 ASUC election at Cal.
Get to know Wyatt Colby, Teddy Lake, Stephanie Gutierrez and Amma Sarkodee-Adoo — the candidates running for president in the 2019 ASUC election at Cal.
In episode two, Meghan and Michelle interview Spencer Mowdy Hill, the founder of the Confessions from UC Berkeley Facebook page, about his experience.
In honor of our mentorship special impact issue, we are starting a new series called CALpool Karaoke. In the first episode, the Daily Cal’s multimedia editor interviews Minoo Moallem, a gender and womxn studies professor.
