DeCal

DeCals create a space for diversity in teaching — a space where student voices can be heard in regard to what they believe is pertinent, important and largely ignored in academia.

I was only 22 at the time, but being a parent in your early twenties surrounded by people without kids has a funny way of making you feel like the mom chaperoning your daughter’s prom.

Becoming a reality TV star would mean no more setting foot in Dwinelle Hall again. So how can a UC Berkeley student score a shot at reality stardom?

The club’s open mic Sept. 8, located at SoDoI Coffee Tasting House, included an amalgam of covers of classic crowd favorites and prodigious original student work.

Despite our apparent failure, partaking in an event where the personal stakes are low and the burritos are free is bound to be a good time.

Time to swap out that couch for a folding chair with an oddly shaped collapsible desk. Lectures are the new "Cosmos," and there are new episodes everyday.

Homelessness is far from unfamiliar to a Londoner, but there was no denying that seeing the dominating presence of street people on Shattuck Avenue, in a town that is “on vacation,” is enough to make anyone susceptible to consciously recognizing its signs.

Recently, the UC Berkeley FemSex DeCal has garnered media attention for requiring all students affiliated with the class to agree to a contract stating they will not "hook up" with other students or the student facilitators.

On Tuesday, UC Berkeley suspended an erroneously approved student-led DeCal called “Palestine: A Settler Colonial Analysis” that many in the Jewish community alleged was politically bent.