Op-Eds

Our food culture denies the possibility of a better alternative source, and unfortunately, insects are often portrayed as pests that only spread germs and infest households. But change is possible.

Attacks on female-identifying political candidates are not alien to UC Berkeley's campus.

Our generation must learn to adjust to phenomena like the Great Resignation and fight for a viable future work-life.

Student debt is a chain around students’ necks, but the rock dragging that chain down is the economic stagnation we face.

The prospect of love and care materialized the shared vision of People’s Park.

We must also recognize those with Ohlone ancestors that populated the land long before all privatized land ownership.

Queer rights are continuously undermined, anti-queer violence is emboldened by anti-queer rhetoric and legislation and there is a disunity of community activism. 

As UC Berkeley continues to see an increase in students enrolled in the Disabled Students’ Program, DSP must change and provide genuine support for the ever-growing population of disabled UC Berkeley students it claims to serve but currently fails to adequately.

Pit bulls have a more extended history of stigmas than other breeds; standing out by their reputation is a given. Genuinely, many pit bulls are not given a chance because of their owners. 

The Washburn Fire has been specifically threatening Yosemite’s Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias, home to more than 500 mature giant sequoias.