BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 26, 2023
Annie Lin
Annie Lin joined the The Daily Californian as a copy editor in summer 2020. She has gone on to serve as a deputy night editor in spring 2021, the DEI chair in summer 2021, the night editor in fall 2021 and the production director in summer 2022. She has also worked as a layout designer, infographics designer and projects developer.
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Singles
MAY 02, 2022
Conan Gray’s ‘Memories’ sensationally captures despair, desperation
Unlike Gray’s dismal memories of his past lover, “Memories” is not something to be let go of.
Singles
MAY 02, 2022
Conan Gray’s ‘Memories’ sensationally captures despair, desperation
Unlike Gray’s dismal memories of his past lover, “Memories” is not something to be let go of.
Black History Month 2022
FEBRUARY 24, 2022
Black exodus from Berkeley: Amid gentrification and displacement, opportunity heads elsewhere
In 1970, Berkeley was home to more than 27,000 Black residents. Today, less than half remain.
Black History Month 2022
FEBRUARY 24, 2022
Black exodus from Berkeley: Amid gentrification and displacement, opportunity heads elsewhere
In 1970, Berkeley was home to more than 27,000 Black residents. Today, less than half remain.
Communities
JULY 29, 2021
'A beautiful place’: City, campus communities reflect on past year at UC Botanical Garden
UC Berkeley Professor of the Graduate School in plant and microbial biology John Taylor frequented the UC Botanical Garden with his wife during the COVID-19 pandemic. For Taylor, the garden was one of the few places they could visit that was open at the time.
Communities
JULY 29, 2021
'A beautiful place’: City, campus communities reflect on past year at UC Botanical Garden
UC Berkeley Professor of the Graduate School in plant and microbial biology John Taylor frequented the UC Botanical Garden with his wife during the COVID-19 pandemic. For Taylor, the garden was one of the few places they could visit that was open at the time.
Cal Day 2021
APRIL 24, 2021
Finding my place
My first year at UC Berkeley, although virtual and 2,905 miles away from home, has been an experience that might not be unique — but it’s certainly been enlightening.
Cal Day 2021
APRIL 24, 2021
Finding my place
My first year at UC Berkeley, although virtual and 2,905 miles away from home, has been an experience that might not be unique — but it’s certainly been enlightening.
Strikeout
APRIL 23, 2021
Written in the stars: Your punctuation mark based on your zodiac sign
Whether it be our universe or our writing, there’s always something to govern our decisions. Zodiac signs rule the stars, and punctuation marks rule our writing — so why not combine the two?
Strikeout
APRIL 23, 2021
Written in the stars: Your punctuation mark based on your zodiac sign
Whether it be our universe or our writing, there’s always something to govern our decisions. Zodiac signs rule the stars, and punctuation marks rule our writing — so why not combine the two?
New Year 2021
JANUARY 28, 2021
Having deja vu? 3 ways the 2020s are living up to the 1920s
If we’re using the past to see what our future holds, it’s forecasting a period of sex-crazedness, partying and drinking once our world returns to normal.
New Year 2021
JANUARY 28, 2021
Having deja vu? 3 ways the 2020s are living up to the 1920s
If we’re using the past to see what our future holds, it’s forecasting a period of sex-crazedness, partying and drinking once our world returns to normal.
Strikeout
SEPTEMBER 04, 2020
Like word games? Try using the English language to crack codes
Originally used for military and personal secrets, cryptograms are puzzles that contain a short piece of text encrypted by a cipher. Here’s a short guide on how to crack them using trends in the English language.
Strikeout
SEPTEMBER 04, 2020
Like word games? Try using the English language to crack codes
Originally used for military and personal secrets, cryptograms are puzzles that contain a short piece of text encrypted by a cipher. Here’s a short guide on how to crack them using trends in the English language.
