BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023
Alfred Kroeber
Editorials
NOVEMBER 08, 2021
Campus must be proactive in addressing legacies of white supremacy
Only by openly admitting and reflecting on past mistakes can we move forward to create the campus students have desperately been demanding for years.
Editorials
NOVEMBER 08, 2021
Campus must be proactive in addressing legacies of white supremacy
Only by openly admitting and reflecting on past mistakes can we move forward to create the campus students have desperately been demanding for years.
Campus
JANUARY 28, 2021
‘Not so one-sided’: Campus community reacts to unnaming of Kroeber Hall
The complicated legacy of Alfred Kroeber will no longer be honored on a campus building after UC Berkeley denamed Kroeber Hall, a decision that has drawn both praise and criticism.
Campus
JANUARY 28, 2021
‘Not so one-sided’: Campus community reacts to unnaming of Kroeber Hall
The complicated legacy of Alfred Kroeber will no longer be honored on a campus building after UC Berkeley denamed Kroeber Hall, a decision that has drawn both praise and criticism.
ASUC
NOVEMBER 09, 2020
GA passes resolutions to rectify UC Berkeley's past with Indigenous communities
During the Graduate Assembly's meeting Thursday, delegates and guests discussed the future and how to promote equity on campus for groups such as Indigenous students.
ASUC
NOVEMBER 09, 2020
GA passes resolutions to rectify UC Berkeley's past with Indigenous communities
During the Graduate Assembly's meeting Thursday, delegates and guests discussed the future and how to promote equity on campus for groups such as Indigenous students.
Letters to the Editor
SEPTEMBER 01, 2020
UC Berkeley anthropology department supports un-naming of Kroeber Hall
Un-naming Kroeber Hall is an opportunity to address inactions that have damaged the relationship of our department and campus with Native people in California and beyond.
Letters to the Editor
SEPTEMBER 01, 2020
UC Berkeley anthropology department supports un-naming of Kroeber Hall
Un-naming Kroeber Hall is an opportunity to address inactions that have damaged the relationship of our department and campus with Native people in California and beyond.
Voices
DECEMBER 10, 2019
UC Berkeley student Drew Woodson talks Native representation, ‘colonial demons’ in his play ‘Your Friend, Jay Silverheels’
Beyond a few “side projects,” as he called them, at high schools, Woodson didn’t have his first real acting experience until he went off to college.
Voices
DECEMBER 10, 2019
UC Berkeley student Drew Woodson talks Native representation, ‘colonial demons’ in his play ‘Your Friend, Jay Silverheels’
Beyond a few “side projects,” as he called them, at high schools, Woodson didn’t have his first real acting experience until he went off to college.
Editorials
OCTOBER 10, 2017
UC Berkeley must contend with its role in dark history of indigenous erasure
UC Berkeley rests on Ohlone land and the remains of more than 10,000 Native Americans forcibly exhumed in the name of science.
Editorials
OCTOBER 10, 2017
UC Berkeley must contend with its role in dark history of indigenous erasure
UC Berkeley rests on Ohlone land and the remains of more than 10,000 Native Americans forcibly exhumed in the name of science.
Research & Ideas
MAY 12, 2017
Project IRENE brings lost cultures back to life
In Moffitt Library, Project IRENE, which is working to digitize nearly 3000 century-old recordings of several Native American languages, is entering its third year.
Research & Ideas
MAY 12, 2017
Project IRENE brings lost cultures back to life
In Moffitt Library, Project IRENE, which is working to digitize nearly 3000 century-old recordings of several Native American languages, is entering its third year.
Campus
FEBRUARY 27, 2013
Science fiction author Ursula K. Le Guin speaks on campus
Ursula Le Guin, 83, sat composed before hundreds of viewers at Sibley Auditorium, emanating a commonplace demeanor that at first glance belied the mind of one responsible for spawning worlds beyond belief.
Campus
FEBRUARY 27, 2013
Science fiction author Ursula K. Le Guin speaks on campus
Ursula Le Guin, 83, sat composed before hundreds of viewers at Sibley Auditorium, emanating a commonplace demeanor that at first glance belied the mind of one responsible for spawning worlds beyond belief.
