DeCal

Sage Lenier, a 2020 graduate from UC Berkeley’s department of conservation and resource studies, is creating a non-profit after the success of the DeCal she started in 2018 called “Zero Waste: Solutions for a Sustainable and Just Future.”

Although I’ll be the one leaving this time, with my graduation more looming than his, I’m glad that he is still here for me. Even after we both move away, I know he’ll still be there.

Campus senior Hari Srinivasan, who currently writes for The Daily Californian, has been awarded the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans – a highly prestigious $90,000 scholarship for children of immigrants to pursue a graduate education. 

Conveniently located just above Memorial Glade, the East Asian Library is relatively accessible for students coming from all directions.

Despite the intimidating reality that we are living amidst human-caused climate change, climate action has faced political and informational roadblocks.

The Maktab Tarighat Oveyssi, or M.T.O, Shahmaghsoudi School of Islamic Sufism in Berkeley kicked off the United Nations World Interfaith Harmony Week with a donation drive to support the Women’s Daytime Drop-In Center.

After a full academic year spent online, most UC Berkeley students are nothing but eager to get back onto campus and feel some sense of normalcy. But for some, this long-awaited enthusiasm still remains hundreds of miles away.

I’ve never thought of design as an organizational process, but it makes sense when I stop to think about it. We need to place elements in the most intuitive space so that they can be the most functional.

You don't just hear the drumming; you feel it viscerally through your body. The vibrating gym floors dance in cadence and you feel the music spreading through your feet.

The University Council-American Federation of Teachers, or UC-AFT, voted to authorize a potential strike for increased job security and pay for UC lecturers June 2.