Harini Shyamsundar

From finding a home on this campus to finding a family, this special issue is a tribute to the memories we’ve made.

To my 18-year-old self, who came into her first day of work at this newspaper with a full heart and even fuller dreams — I still miss your innocence, but I’m glad you grew up.

In the face of this intolerance, The Daily Californian wanted to create an issue dedicated to uplifting and celebrating many faiths in the UC Berkeley community and beyond.

After snagging the title of best all-around regional newspaper in the Society of Professional Journalists’ 2018 Mark of Excellence Awards, The Daily Californian was named a national finalist in the category.

This weekend, The Daily Californian snatched the title of best all-around newspaper in the Society of Professional Journalists’ regional Mark of Excellence Awards — for the third year running.

On a campus as large as UC Berkeley, there are many different types of mentors. Teachers, fellow students and staff members all support one another in various ways. In this issue of The Daily Californian, we want to take the time to thank all these mentors.

Rehabilitation takes many different forms, but they all strive for the same goal: to help individuals heal and recover from past traumas. This certainly isn’t easy — especially when there aren’t enough resources to go around — and this issue of The Daily Californian is dedicated to giving community members the opportunity to share the struggles they’ve faced in their path to recovery.

An article on Mondoweiss states that the Daily Cal’s “upper management team” asked for “radical alterations” to the op-ed because of libel concerns. This is untrue.

This issue of the Daily Cal is devoted to exposing these injustices. From important “prison-to-school pipelines” to problematic representations of individuals in the justice system, our stories aim to feature important voices and challenge those who exploit them.

The Daily Californian will continually update this page as Alameda County’s results for the 2018 California general election come in. These numbers are based on unofficial results. Polls closed Nov. 6 about 8 p.m.