Lucía Umeki-Martínez

After being destroyed earlier this year, the piano was replaced in October by the BIA at Berkeley club, with help from the DC Piano Company.

Unionized Starbucks workers at the Shattuck Ave. location went on strike Friday, citing unsafe and unfair working conditions with demands allegedly unaddressed by management.

Author and professor of law and history Dylan C. Penningroth’s book “Before the Movement: The Hidden History of Black Civil Rights” was released to the public Sept. 26.

It’s the lull where you aren’t new anymore, but the end still isn’t in sight. There’s quite a ways to go before graduation, but you already feel as though you’ve matured.

On August 29, author Tony Platt is set to release “The Scandal of Cal: Land Grabs, White Supremacy and Miseducation at UC Berkeley.”

At the intersection of national politics and computer science lies Split Ticket, an electoral data site created to predict election outcomes.

While the search for chancellor Carol Christ’s replacement has not yet begun, two student representatives have been appointed to the search committee. 

The UC Board of Admission and Relations with Schools, or BOARS, voted Friday to undo a decision to allow data science to count instead of Algebra II for UC undergraduate admissions requirements.

Music, performances, food and laughter — Pride celebrations fill the streets of the Bay Area every year with displays of activism and resistance in the form of joy.