Cloak and Daggers in California In the early 2000s, the CIA succeeded in recruiting the personal valet of […]
UC Berkeley
The date April 20th seems to be a holiday at the University of California, Berkeley and various other […]
My friend was killed by a neo-nazi. It’s a strange thing to type out, but it’s true. Even […]
Reflections Upon Vicente Fox’s Speech at UC Berkeley: April 19, 2017 One word comes to mind upon […]
I was walking past People’s Park when I heard an elderly resident remarked remarked at my tie-dye shirt […]
This article is part of a series examining the anti-Milo Yiannopoulos protests and their aftermath — a campus […]
This article is part of a series examining the anti-Milo Yiannopoulos protests and their aftermath — a campus […]
This article is part of a series examining the anti-Milo Yiannopoulos protests and their aftermath — a campus […]
A few months ago, I had the opportunity to shadow an oncologist, a physician who treats cancer patients. […]
Intellectual property has always been a controversial topic. However, this controversy is usually reserved for intellectual property in […]
Late last year, the UC Regents passed a budget deal which provided the system with an injection […]
Berkeley’s campus atmosphere is ripe with tension from protests. Numerous campus events have been interrupted by the likes […]
Funding for state universities and colleges in California has become an increasingly prevalent issue, especially throughout the University […]
Women: they’re everywhere! Mothers, actresses, professors, Presidents – you name it, and a woman will be it. This […]
After a yearlong, virulent, and expensive fight, Measure S passed in Berkeley, California–establishing a student-age supermajority city council […]
On House of Cards, Frank Underwood quipped, “Politicians can’t resist making promises they can’t keep.”[1] As the ASUC elections […]
Traditionally, the start of Dead Week in Berkeley may be known more for competition among students for coveted […]
I grew up in Redmond, Washington, a suburb of Seattle. “Home” to me meant verdant parks. Quiet streets. […]