Jessica Lynn

I got way too into astrology toward the end of high school and never really let go of my sign as a defining personal identifier. The thing about Capricorns is that we’re tough. We’re ambitious. We don’t like feelings. We’re not very good at responding to text messages.

Good food is the key to everyone’s heart. That’s why you need to put special consideration into where you take your sweetie on Valentine’s Day.

There’s nothing better to pull you away from your midterms-induced stupor than some school spirit! Watch Cal cheerleading perform, and listen to some campus a cappella groups to reignite a flame in the dark, cold place where your enthusiasm for UC Berkeley used to be.

There are a lot of things to love about Asian Ghetto — it’s cheap, it’s right next to the dorms and you can get double your daily recommended amount of sodium from two bites of pretty much anything you buy there. But when you eat there every time you’re stumbling home from a frat party you probably shouldn’t have gone to, it can get old fast.

Twenty-two police officers were injured during the violent "Patriots Day" rally that took place in Berkeley on April 15, according to Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Sgt. Andrew Frankel.

Tyann Sorrell received $1.7 million from the University of California to settle her sexual harassment lawsuit — a landmark payment resulting in one of the largest Title IX settlements in UC history.

The UC Board of Regents has reached a settlement to avoid tenure proceedings against former UC Berkeley School of Law dean Sujit Choudhry and has settled a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Tyann Sorrell, who served as Choudhry's executive assistant.

The rally is organized by Rich Black, who was also behind the “March 4 Trump” rally that took place last month and erupted in violence, resulting in seven people being evaluated for injuries and at least 10 arrests.

As construction of the Hearst Complete Streets Project continues, AC Transit bus lines 52, 65 and F will not serve their regular stops on Hearst Avenue at Arch Street and Euclid Avenue.

More than 3,500 PG&E customers in Berkeley experienced power outages Thursday night as a result of strong winds and storms.