UC Berkeley gets power back, ending shutoff in Berkeley
Electricity has been restored for most of Alameda County too.
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Is the Supreme Court using the First Amendment to empower corporations, the right?
In his new book, 'Free Speech for Some,' Berkeley lawyer and educator William Turner argues that the Roberts Court is one of the most business-friendly courts ever.
‘There’s a deadline on our existence’: Berkeley youth join global climate strike
Kids ramped up the pressure on politicians and corporations in the Bay Area and beyond Friday.
UC Berkeley student charged with stalking 2 students, other felonies
A 21-year-old Santa Monica man who used to attend Cal has been charged with stalking two fellow students — choking one of them at a fraternity in 2018 and later telling her he wanted to rape her, according to police.
UC Berkeley student charged with sexual assaults ordered to stand trial
A UC Berkeley student charged with raping one young woman at his former fraternity in 2017 and forcing another to perform oral sex on him earlier this year must stand trial, a judge ruled Monday.
Shop Talk: Ruby Livingdesign; Chateau Mae; Berkeley Hearing Center; Cal Flowers
New shop brings Korean and Japanese skincare and make-up to downtown Berkeley; plus beloved flower shop moves to Cal, and more.
UC Berkeley forges ahead with housing at People’s Park, other sites
Chancellor Carol Christ tells Berkeleyside progress is being made on the university's housing plans. Also: Buildings that might come down because of seismic issues, and the novel experience of a balanced budget.
Opinion: As UC Berkeley starts again, students must remember that ‘no means no’
I overheard a casual conversation at a nail salon about a possible date rape a student experienced. It sickens me that so many perpetrators aren't prosecuted.
Barry Stroud, an influential thinker and philosopher, dies at 84
He changed prevailing attitudes of mid-20th-century philosophy and sought to understand enduring and inescapable questions about knowledge, perception and reality,
Remembering Jerome (Jay) Singer, UC Berkeley physicist, pioneer of magnetic imaging
The longtime Berkeley resident and ping pong aficionado, who was nominated for a Nobel Prize for his research on magnetic imaging, died at 97.
UC Berkeley social worker Ari Neulight puts people first in People’s Park
“We need about 3-4 people like him,” one park resident said. “He’s trying his best to do everything for people out here.”
UC Berkeley kicked off the U.S. News & World Report rankings of best U.S. colleges
Cal incorrectly reported the number of alumni who have donated to the school. This misrepresentation cost it a top spot on the influential list high school seniors rely on.
