Ananya Rupanagunta

The events leading up to a sit-in, a hunger strike and a years-long investigation. The story behind the #Justice4Ivonne campaign and their vocal demands to reinstate UC Berkeley colonial studies professor Ivonne del Valle.

About 200 protesters gathered on campus Friday and marched to the City Hall in support of Palestine.

More than 100 students and community members gathered in front of Sproul Hall at 1 p.m. Friday for a peaceful demonstration supporting the Jewish community and demanding the return of hostages held by Hamas.

Campus administration released two separate statements regarding instructor and classroom policy following a pro-Palestine walkout on Wednesday, which drew hundreds of faculty and students to Sproul Plaza. 

Safety concerns have escalated after two weeks of increasing student activity around the Israel-Hamas war, with heightened occurrences of antisemitism and Islamophobia during recent demonstrations on campus.

Entrepreneurship and innovation on UC campuses continue to develop as rapid technological advancements bring about social and economical change and the demand for entrepreneurial opportunities continues to grow.

Former San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin was named executive director of the new UC Berkeley Law Criminal Law and Justice Center.

The Police Accountability Board, or PAB, swore in a member and addressed subcommittee rearrangements during its regular meeting Wednesday.

Tucked away just east of Sather Tower sits Stephens Hall, a space that is home to the ethnic studies department and the departmental library, both which play an integral part in UC Berkeley’s history of civil disobedience. 

Iranian and other Persian communities gathered Sunday at 2727 California St. for the indoor Nowruz Market in celebration of Nowruz, or the Persian New Year.