Francesca Hodges

Zellerbach Hall welcomed back the Danish String Quartet with fanatical fervor, and the group certainly deserved the afternoon’s applause.

The San Francisco Symphony enunciated its return with a variegated program that showed the group’s aptitude for modern arrangements and revisions to classical repertoire.

The entire night from start to finish was a breathtaking ode to Japanese Breakfast’s journey as a group, and it beautifully celebrated Zauner’s deserved success.

The Tuareg singer and guitarist showed incredible range throughout the night in playing tracks off of his new album, 'Afrique Victime.'

The pair brought exactly the right amount of full-fledged boldness the crowd sought for, and delivered an unforgettable night.

While some tracks are elss technically impressive than others, the whole album works together well and shows great promise for Park’s budding career. 

“Roadrunner” attempts to answer the question of what Bourdain was running toward, but its fatal flaws prevent it from portraying Bourdain’s addictions and death in their entirety.

One day, we will again meet people at parties and have crushes in classes, but for now, we will just have to make do with kissing through the phone. 

For this year’s Sex issue, The Daily Californian sought out to take the pulse of UC Berkeley students’ sex lives through an anonymous online survey. Here are the results.

In a typical year, more than 1,800 UC Berkeley students apply for a visa, get their passports stamped and move into some small apartment far from Berkeley. Navigating their new surroundings, students often turn to not only Google Maps but also dating apps to orient themselves.