Nolan J. Coleman was an 18-year-old Berkeley High student when he volunteered for the U.S. Army in 1948. He was wounded during the Korean War and received a Purple Heart and a Silver Star "for gallantry in action."
Monday was a tumultuous day for Berkeley Unified.
For the second time this month, teachers will buck union leadership and leave administrators scrambling to deal with major absences.
With the school district and union still struggling to reach a contract agreement, teachers stayed home to ramp up the pressure.
Some classes have started using a pricey product that locks students' cellphones away in a pouch that stays by the teenagers' sides.
Berkeley High has long served as a language laboratory, where teenagers sling slang and slap songs. In a new Berkeleyside Podcast episode, we ask, what comes after hella and hyphy?
We sent a Berkeley High photographer to capture the "yellowjacket-proud" celebration at San Pablo Park on Saturday.
The new planet, “DS Tuc Ab,” circles a bright young star outside our solar system.
The biennial event is one of the city’s biggest cross-generational community building experiences, especially for black alumni.
Officials hope a new law will help keep popular, dangerous products out of kids' hands.
BUSD's number-two administrator is Alameda Unified's new superintendent.
Telegraph Avenue is a lot more "bougie" than when he was growing up, says Rob Richert, who graduated Berkeley High, a reflection of the city's changing demographics.
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