Kimberly Veklerov was the 2015 editor in chief and president. She was formerly the opinion editor, executive news editor and lead crime & courts reporter. She was born in Berkeley and grew up around the Bay Area.
The Daily Californian is excited to announce the launch of new advertising platforms to better connect our business clients with their targeted audience.
The Daily Californian is excited to announce the launch of new advertising platforms to better connect our business clients with their targeted audience.
On the day you are being introduced to innumerable campus resources, here’s one more for you. What you hold in your hands — or what’s staring back at you on your computer screen — is your go-to source for Berkeley’s news.
On the day you are being introduced to innumerable campus resources, here’s one more for you. What you hold in your hands — or what’s staring back at you on your computer screen — is your go-to source for Berkeley’s news.
Daily Cal wins award in national college journalism contest
The Daily Californian won a national award for a story published last year that looked into UC funding of Lick Observatory. The award is one of many doled out annually by the Society of Professional Journalists' student newspaper contest.
Daily Cal wins award in national college journalism contest
The Daily Californian won a national award for a story published last year that looked into UC funding of Lick Observatory. The award is one of many doled out annually by the Society of Professional Journalists' student newspaper contest.
The high-flying job of fundraising for UC Berkeley
Raising billions for a world-class university is no simple task, especially when that institution is more dependent than ever on private support to sustain itself.
The high-flying job of fundraising for UC Berkeley
Raising billions for a world-class university is no simple task, especially when that institution is more dependent than ever on private support to sustain itself.
Black students stage protest at Golden Bear Cafe against police killings
About 75 black UC Berkeley students peacefully commandeered the Golden Bear Cafe and demonstrated outside its doors for four and a half hours Thursday.
Black students stage protest at Golden Bear Cafe against police killings
About 75 black UC Berkeley students peacefully commandeered the Golden Bear Cafe and demonstrated outside its doors for four and a half hours Thursday.