Parth Vohra

The door to the Stephens Hall room that gave the “Peace” discipline a space on campus since 2003 is blank. Even the original metal sign that read “Peace and Conflict Studies Program,” formerly located outside its entrance, disappeared soon after the program moved to Stephens Hall in 2003.

Hundreds of orientation leaders have been hired for the new Golden Bear Orientation, which will replace Cal Student Orientation, or CalSO, for the 2017-18 academic year.

UC President Janet Napolitano announced Carol Christ — UC Berkeley’s interim executive vice chancellor and provost — as her pick for the campus’s next chancellor Monday.

The flooding of the city of Berkeley’s Aquatic Park has impacted multiple organizations along Bolivar Drive, resulting in cutbacks in services and staff at one nonprofit, as first reported by Berkeleyside.

More than a year after the center opened at its new site in Downtown Berkeley, the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Archive’s old building remains unrenovated because of the structure’s landmark status.

A 32-year-old man was shot Friday night during a protest of Milo Yiannopoulos’ talk — part of his “Dangerous Faggot” tour, which will come to UC Berkeley on Feb. 1 — at the University of Washington.

On the first day of instruction, students waited in lines reaching nearly the second floor of Sproul Hall, caused by the high volume of paper check requests and financial aid related inquiries arising at the start of the new semester.

Chelsea Dolan, a DJ for campus radio station KALX, died while doing what she loved the most — performing music. She was 33 years old.

The California Office of Traffic Safety, or OTS, awarded the grant to BPD in order to implement a variety of year-long pedestrian safety educational programs for community members.