Alex Yao

A civil lawsuit was filed by UCPD’s security specialist Sparky Carranza on Feb. 1 against UCPD, UC Board of Regents and UCPD Captain Alex Yao for allegedly creating a hostile work environment and failing to protect her from “discrimination, harassment, and retaliation.”

The "Community United By Service for Kids Toy and School Supply Drive," a donation drive organized by UCPD after the destruction from the Camp Fire, is coming to a close as more than 4,500 donated items are being delivered throughout the local area.

UCPD is hosting a toy drive to support young survivors of the Camp Fire who may have lost possessions or loved ones.

In the weeks prior to conservative speaker Milo Yiannopoulos’ contentious visit, Berkeley College Republicans’, alleged that UC Berkeley had violated its First Amendment rights, spurring a series of email exchanges between campus and the student group.

The Graduate Assembly, or GA, introduced a resolution to secede from the ASUC and heard from UCPD Chief Margo Bennett during a regular meeting Thursday.

Ann Coulter said she will no longer be speaking on campus April 27, calling it “a sad day for free speech.”

Ann Coulter announced via Twitter that Berkeley College Republicans and the Young America’s Foundation filed a lawsuit Monday morning against several University of California and UC Berkeley administrators.

Despite numerous cancellations of talks by Milo Yiannopoulos at other UC campuses and widespread opposition at UC Berkeley, Chancellor Nicholas Dirks has affirmed Yiannopoulos’ right to speak on campus Wednesday at an event organized by the Berkeley College Republicans.

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.

Twelve UC Berkeley professors sent a letter to Chancellor Nicholas Dirks requesting that campus administration cancel Berkeley College Republican’s event for Milo Yiannopoulos.