Since Washington’s presidency, American politics has functioned according to a two-party system. Although Democrats and Republicans wax and […]
California
In 1972 Congress passed Title IX, a sweeping policy of the Education Amendments that protects students from discrimination […]
Where California goes, so goes the nation. We have all heard this statement, but the question is, is […]
Is censorship in California school districts an issue that the public’s ignored? Do school districts have the right […]
2018 summer fire season is on record as being one of California’s most demanding and devastating. In the […]
When most Californians hear the words “human trafficking,” they imagine a faraway, third-world country. Yet the practice is […]
On August 28th, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB 10 to eliminate cash bail in in the state. […]
Cloak and Daggers in California In the early 2000s, the CIA succeeded in recruiting the personal valet of […]
This year, as Californians head to the polls, like every general election, voters will be asked to decide […]
By Jacob Ganz The following article was written for Berkeley Political Review as part of a monthly collaboration with Davis […]
As congressional candidates throughout the country campaign this fall, immigration will inevitably be one of the issues most […]
How much would you pay for an avocado? Millennials, even if they refuse to admit it now, will […]
Imagine this — you arrive in Los Angeles from San Francisco in a mere three-hour train ride to […]
It’s springtime in Berkeley, which means that around 15,000 high school seniors are considering attending Berkeley. For many, […]
On average, 1 in 20 adults in California suffers from a serious mental illness that severely affects the […]
On March 18th, Stephon Clark was shot and killed by police in his grandmother’s home. Two officers responding […]
The date April 20th seems to be a holiday at the University of California, Berkeley and various other […]
Children born in East Oakland, California have a life expectancy 12 years lower than those born in […]